In a significant operation, Bilaspur police apprehended three individuals from Kullu district and seized 1.6 kilograms of charas (cannabis resin) during a checkpoint operation at Veterinary Chowk on Wednesday evening.
Incident Overview
The police team, stationed at Veterinary Chowk around 7 PM, was conducting routine vehicle inspections. A car approaching from Kullu raised suspicions when its occupants appeared visibly nervous. Attempting to flee, the three were promptly apprehended by the police.
A thorough search of the vehicle revealed two bundles of charas concealed in the dashboard. The contraband was weighed on-site, confirming a total of 1.6 kilograms. The arrested individuals have been identified as Narendra Kumar (22), Jabbu Ram (17), and Veernath (21), all residents of Kullu district.
DSP Raj Kumar of Bilaspur stated:
"The accused have been taken into custody, and a case has been registered. Preliminary investigations suggest the charas was sourced from Malana in Kullu district and was intended for delivery in Chandigarh. Further investigations are underway to trace the supply chain and identify other individuals involved."
Market Value and Trafficking Network
The seized charas is estimated to have a market value running into millions. During interrogation, the accused disclosed plans to distribute the charas in Chandigarh. Authorities suspect the involvement of a larger trafficking network and are actively pursuing leads to apprehend other members of the operation.
Ongoing Investigations
Police officials have indicated that the interrogation of the arrested individuals may lead to further arrests. Efforts are being intensified to dismantle the drug trafficking network and prevent the distribution of narcotics in the region.
Impact and Enforcement
This operation highlights the effectiveness of the Bilaspur police in combating drug trafficking. It also underscores the pressing need for sustained enforcement measures and awareness campaigns to address the growing menace of narcotics in society.
Authorities have reiterated their commitment to taking stringent action against drug trafficking, aiming to disrupt the supply chain and protect communities from the adverse effects of substance abuse.
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