Police seize heroin worth over Rs 1.15 crore in major drug seizures

GUWAHATI: In a significant victory against drug trafficking, police in Bokajan district of Assam achieved a major breakthrough with the seizure of heroin valued at over Rs 1.15 crore. This success is the result of meticulous planning and coordination.

Sunday night, Barpathar Police led a well-executed raid at Khakrajan Naka. This led to the confiscation of a large quantity of heroin. The illicit drugs were cleverly hidden in 45 plastic soap boxes. The total weight was 554.66 grams. These drugs were discovered hidden in the vehicle. The vehicle was registered AS-31-F-2466. He was traveling from Dimapur to Guwahati. The vehicle was equipped with a secret compartment. It was designed to secretly transport narcotics.

Further intensifying their crackdown on drug trafficking, law enforcement made additional arrests in Merapani, Golaghat. This was a collaborative effort. Headed by Golaghat Deputy Superintendent of Police John Das. With Merapani Police and Central Reserve Police personnel. The joint operation resulted in the arrest of three people. Identified as Ainul Haque, Tafiq Ali and Abu Bakar. Additionally, Abu Bakar's wife Anjuma Begum was also arrested in connection with trafficking activities.

During this operation, authorities seized 40 additional plastic soap boxes filled with heroin. These drugs were found in Bolero vehicle registration number AS05Q9697. The precise weight of the heroin seized in this vehicle further underlines the scale and seriousness of the trafficking.

All suspects are currently in custody Merapani Police. They are being questioned as part of an ongoing investigation. Authorities are optimistic that these arrests and seizures will lead to further progress. In dismantling the drug trafficking network operating in the region.

These raids are aimed at combating the drug menace. The success of such operations testifies to the dedication and efficiency of the police forces. Their mission is to ensure the safety and security of the community. Investigations continue. Further details are awaited. This could potentially lead to more arrests. Seizures in the coming days are also expected.