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Three Friends Arrested With 4 kg Heroin Allegedly Smuggled From Pakistan

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Three friends have been taken into police custody after being found in possession of approximately 4 kilograms of heroin. Investigators believe the trio's friendship gradually developed into a criminal partnership involved in cross-border drug trafficking. The suspected narcotics are believed to have originated from Pakistan. Authorities say the primary motivation behind the alleged operation was the prospect of quick financial gains.

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