In a significant operation against the narcotics trade, the Tripura Police achieved a major breakthrough by apprehending three persons and successfully confiscating a substantial haul of brown sugar valued at an astounding Rs 10 crore.
The operation unfolded in the early hours of Monday, casting a spotlight on the diligent efforts of law enforcement personnel.
This noteworthy operation transpired in Churaibari, a locale nestled within the North District of Tripura, strategically positioned along the border shared between Assam and Tripura.
Speaking with reporters, Bhanupada Chakraborty, the Superintendent of Police of North District, relayed that vital intelligence had forewarned them of an impending movement.
This intelligence illuminated the impending arrival of three individuals journeying from Assam to Tripura, with a substantial cache of brown sugar.
Demonstrating their unwavering commitment to combating the drug trade, the Tripura Police had established an impressive network of 16 naka check points across the state, a testament to the resolute guidance provided by Tripura's Chief Minister, Dr. Manik Saha. Harnessing the power of this expansive network, the police were alerted to the trio's imminent entry into Tripura.
“Based on tip off we have detained the vehicle upon its entry into the state. The unfolding search of the vehicle was a pivotal moment, culminating in the discovery of 1.3 kg of brown sugar ingeniously concealed within a covert compartment. The estimated worth of this confiscated brown sugar stands at approximately Rs 10 crore, casting a stark light on the gravity of the illicit drug trade”, he said.
The three persons have been identified as Abdul Ali, Shaymal Krishna Das, and Prasenjit Das who all are residents of Tripura's Sepahijala district.
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