Kashmir:Police arrests 06 notorious drug peddlers;Psychotropic substances recovered

wilayattimes (Jammu and Kashmir)

Srinagar | WTNS | September 05: Continuing its efforts to eradicate drug menace from the society, J&K Police have arrested 05 notorious drug peddlers in Kulgam besides, arrested another drug peddler in Srinagar. Huge quantity of banned drugs has been recovered from their possession.

In a Statement to Wilayat Times, On a specific information regarding drug peddling at Drien Qazigund, Police party led by SHO Qazigund under the supervision of SDPO Qazigund raided a Dhaba and arrested 5 notorious drug peddlers. They have been identified as Partap Singh resident of Dogar Kud, Shakeel Ahmad Wani resident of Panzath Wanpora, Raju Singh resident of Kud, Anchal Singh resident of Batote and Rajesh Kumar resident of Talab Tillow Jammu. During checking, officers were able to recover 1642 bottles of illicit liquor, Poppy straw 186 Kgs, Cannabis (Charas) 200 grams from their possession. They have been shifted to PS Qazigund where they remain in custody.

Accordingly, a case FIR No. 251/2020 under relevant sections of law has been registered in Police Station Qazigund and further investigation has been initiated into the case.

In Srinagar, officers at a checkpoint established at Jehlum Market Batmaloo arrested one drug peddler identified as Mohd Ramzan Qasba resident of Mansoor Colony Bemina. During checking, officers were able to recover 160 grams of Charas from his possession. He has been shifted to PS Shaheed Gunj where he remains in custody.

A case vide FIR No.110/2020 under relevant sections of law stands registered in Police Station Shaheed Gunj and further investigation has been initiated in this regard.

Community members are requested to come forward with any information regarding drug peddlers in their neighborhood. Persons found indulging in drug peddling will be dealt as per law.

Our consistent actions against drug peddlers should reassure the community members that we are making efforts to keep our society free from the scourge of drug menace as reiterated in our community