Indian Police Seek Starlink Details
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Indian police to query Starlink on device used in huge haul of smuggled drugs
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Indian police will seek details from Elon Musk's Starlink in a bid to hunt down drug smugglers who used its satellite internet device to navigate deep seas and bring meth worth $4.25 billion into Indian waters.
Police in the remote outpost of the Andaman and Nicobar islands uncovered more than 6,000 kg ( 13,000 lb) of meth last week in a Myanmar boat.
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