Guwahati: In a significant blow to the illegal drug trade, Assam’s Sribhumi police have successfully dismantled a major drug syndicate operating within the Kandigram area, which falls under the jurisdiction of the Badarpur Police Station.
The operation, executed based on reliable intelligence, resulted in the confiscation of a staggering 1.5 lakh YABA tablets and the apprehension of two individuals directly linked to the network.
The success of this operation was promptly acknowledged by Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, who took to his official social media platform to commend the efforts of the Sribhumi police. In his concise yet impactful message shared on X, the Chief Minister stated, “Crushing the drug syndicate. Sribhumi Police just wrecked a major drug ring in Kandigram area under Badarpur PS. 💊150000 YABA tablets snatched 🔗2 people arrested.” His words underscore the state government’s unwavering stance against the pervasive issue of drug trafficking.
This substantial seizure of YABA tablets stands out as one of the most significant hauls in the region to date, powerfully illustrating the persistent efforts being undertaken by the state government to combat the escalating drug menace across Assam. The swift and decisive action by the Sribhumi police serves as a testament to their dedication in this ongoing battle.
Following this initial breakthrough, law enforcement authorities have initiated comprehensive investigations aimed at uncovering the broader network intricately connected to this drug operation. The two individuals who have been taken into custody are currently undergoing intense interrogation, and it is anticipated that the ongoing probe may lead to further arrests as investigators work to dismantle the entire criminal enterprise.
Reiterating his appreciation for the police force, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma concluded his social media update with a resounding “Kudos to @assampolice,” further emphasizing the state’s support for their relentless efforts in safeguarding the community from the detrimental effects of drug trafficking.