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PUNJAB POLICE MAKES BIGGEST OPIUM RECOVERY OF DECADE; TWO HELD WITH 66KG OPIUM FROM FAZILKA

— POLICE TEAMS ALSO RECOVER ₹40K DRUG MONEY, SWIFT CAR AND TRACTOR FROM THEIR POSSESSION

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— PUNJAB POLICE COMMITTED TO MAKE PUNJAB A DRUG FREE STATE AS PER DIRECTIONS OF CM BHAGWANT SINGH MANN

 

— METICULOUSLY FOLLOWED UP FINANCIAL TRAIL LEADS TO FREEZING OF ₹1.86 CRORE IN 42 BANK ACCOUNTS, SAYS DGP GAURAV YADAV

 

— BIG FISH BEHIND THIS SYNDICATE ALSO IDENTIFIED, RAIDS ARE BEING CONDUCTED TO NAB HIM: SSP FAZILKA DR PRAGYA JAIN

CHANDIGARH/FAZILKA, June 28 (Press Ki Taquat Bureau)

          In one of the biggest opium seizures of a decade amidst the ongoing war against drugs launched on the directions of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, Fazilka Police has busted an Inter-state Opium smuggling syndicate operating from Jharkhand with the arrest of two big drug smugglers after recovering 66kg Opium kept concealed in a specially designed and fabricated compartments fitted underneath their Maruti Swift car, said Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab Gaurav Yadav here on Friday.

          Those arrested have been identified as Sukhyad Singh alias Yad of village Dalmir Khera and Jagraj  Singh of village Bhamma Singh Wala in Ferozepur. Apart from recovering big haul of opium, Police teams have also recovered Rs 40000 drug money, 400 grams gold from their possession, besides, impounding their Swift car (PB 05 AC 5015) and a Tractor.

          DGP Gaurav Yadav said that further financial investigation and meticulous follow up in this case has resulted in unearthing of 42 bank accounts, which were being used for financial transactions by the organised opium syndicate. “Following a financial trail in less than 24 hours, the Fazilka Police has got freezed all the 42 bank accounts with whooping amount worth Rs 1.86 crore of drug proceeds,” he said.

          The DGP said that the Fazilka Police has also initiated the process of property forfeiture under 68F of the NDPS act. Further investigations are on to trace the forward and backward linkages, he added.

          Sharing operation details, SSP Fazilka Dr Pragya Jain said that they have received reliable inputs about the arrested accused persons that they are habitual of transporting opium from Jharkhand and would be returning from Jharkhand to Dalmir Khera via Sri Ganganagar in their swift car carrying a substantial quantity of opium.

          Acting swiftly on the inputs, a strategic Nakabandi was established by SHO Police Station Khuian Sarvar Raman Kumar along with police party on the Abohar-Ganganagar road at the Bus Stand village Sappan Wali under the supervision of DSP Abohar Arun Mundan and successfully intercepted the specified vehicle, she said.

          She said that despite an attempt by the driver to flee, the Police party has successfully apprehended both the accused persons and recovered 66kg opium and Rs 40000 drug money from their possession. During the hot chase, one police personnel also sustained injuries, she added.

          SSP Dr Pragya Jain said that the Police teams have also identified the big fish behind this syndicate and the latter has been into smuggling from over two decades and facing at least nine criminal cases pertaining to Attempt to Murder, Theft, under Excise Act and NDPS act. “We have nominated him in the FIR and raids are being conducted to nab him,” she said.

          A case FIR No. 71 dated 26.06.2024 has been registered under sections 18 (Punishment for contravention in relation to opium poppy and opium), 27A (Whoever indulges in financing or harbouring Drug peddlers) and 29 (punishment for abetment and criminal conspiracy) of the NDPS Act at Police Station Khuian Sarwar.

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