Assam Police Busts Drug Network, Recovers 50,000 YABA Tablets
Assam Police Seize 50,000 YABA Tablets in Anglabazar, Arrest Five in Anti-Drug Operation
In a significant anti-drug operation, Sribhumi Police conducted a successful raid at Anglabazar, Assam. Acting on reliable intelligence, officers intercepted a vehicle coming from a neighboring state. Upon inspection, they recovered a massive haul of 50,000 YABA tablets.
Five individuals were immediately taken into custody in connection with the illegal consignment. The arrests mark a crucial breakthrough in the fight against narcotics trafficking in the region.
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma lauded the efforts of the Sribhumi Police through his official account on ‘X’ (formerly Twitter). He wrote, “Kudos Assam Police #AssamAgainstDrugs,” highlighting the state’s ongoing commitment to combating drug networks.
This operation is a testament to Assam Police’s unwavering resolve to eradicate the drug menace. It also underscores the importance of swift action and coordination in tackling cross-border trafficking. Authorities remain vigilant, promising more efforts to ensure a drug-free Assam.
Breaking the Drugs Network 🔗
Based on reliable inputs, an anti narcotics ops was conducted at Anglabazar by @sribhumipolice where a vehicle coming from a neighbouring State was intercepted.
💊50,000 YABA tablets recovered
🚨5 arrestedKudos @assampolice #AssamAgainstDrugs pic.twitter.com/LEmenIWmeF
— Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) December 13, 2024
