Recent investigations in Punjab have highlighted the varied tactics allegedly employed by drug trafficking networks to evade detection. According to reports, authorities have dismantled two separate operations that utilized contrasting modes of transportation to move contraband.

In Moga, police allege that traffickers utilized an agricultural tractor to transport heroin. The suspects reportedly modified the vehicle, specifically using a speaker box as a concealment device to hide the narcotics during transit. This method suggests an attempt to blend in with common rural traffic to avoid police scrutiny.

Simultaneously, a separate operation in Amritsar involved the use of a luxury BMW. In this instance, authorities claim the vehicle was used to facilitate the movement of both illegal drugs and weapons. The use of a high-end vehicle represents a significant departure from the Moga case, indicating that trafficking networks are diversifying their logistics based on the specific needs and environments of their operations.

While the reports confirm that both cases are currently under investigation, they do not provide specific details regarding the quantity of drugs seized or the number of individuals currently in custody. The contrast between the use of farm equipment and luxury cars underscores the challenges faced by law enforcement in monitoring a wide range of vehicle types for illicit activity across the region.