32 Kg Poppy Husk Seized in Ludhiana: Hidden Under Stones in Tempo, Driver Arrested
Smuggled from Rajasthan; Police Crackdown on Drug Trafficking Continues…
Punjab / Ludhiana : In a major crackdown on drug smuggling, Ludhiana police seized 32 kg of poppy husk that was being illegally transported from Rajasthan. The contraband was cleverly hidden under a pile of stones in a tempo to avoid detection. Acting on a tip-off, police intercepted the vehicle and arrested the driver on the spot.
According to officials, the tempo was stopped at a checkpoint, where the police conducted a thorough search. Upon removing the stones, they discovered large sacks filled with poppy husk. The driver, identified as a Rajasthan resident, failed to provide any legal documents for the transportation of the substance. He was immediately taken into custody, and the narcotics were confiscated.
The police believe that the consignment was meant for distribution in Punjab, where drug-related activities have been a growing concern. Investigations are underway to identify the key suppliers and other individuals involved in the smuggling network. The arrested driver is being interrogated to uncover further links in the illegal trade.
This seizure is part of the ongoing efforts by Punjab Police to curb drug trafficking in the state. Authorities have intensified patrols and checkpoints along major highways to prevent the transportation of narcotics. Senior officials have assured that strict action will be taken against those involved in drug smuggling.
The incident has once again highlighted the increasing attempts to transport illegal substances into Punjab. With drug abuse being a major issue in the state, law enforcement agencies continue to crack down on such operations to ensure public safety. The police have urged citizens to report any suspicious activities related to drug smuggling, reinforcing the state’s commitment to fighting the drug menace.
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