Operation Shuddhi: Narsinghgarh Police Apprehend Two Smugglers with Rs 72,000 Worth of Smak
Narsinghgarh Police, under 'Operation Shuddhi', arrested two individuals with 7.2 grams of smack valued at Rs 72,000.
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Major Success in Anti-Drug Operation
Narsinghgarh Police have achieved a significant breakthrough under the ongoing 'Operation Shuddhi' campaign, aimed at curbing drug trafficking in the Rajgarh district. Acting on precise informant information on November 8, 2026, the police apprehended two suspicious individuals red-handed near Krishna Pipe Factory on Chhota Bairsia Road while they were engaged in the illegal trade of smack.
Accused Identified and Recovered Goods
The arrested individuals have been identified as Mukesh, son of Narayan Kushwah, a resident of Narsinghgarh, and Mehak, wife of Arjun Sisodia, a resident of Hulkhedi. A search revealed a total of 7.2 grams of illegal smack in their possession. The estimated value of the seized smack in the international market is approximately Rs 72,000.
Stern Action Against Drug Peddlers
This crucial operation was executed by a police team led by Station House Officer Gunja Solanki, under the guidance of Additional Superintendent of Police K.L. Banjare and SDOPl Prakash Sharma. The police have registered a case against the apprehended smugglers under Section 8/21 of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act.
Legal Proceedings and Future Commitments
Following the completion of legal formalities, both accused have been presented before the honorable court. Superintendent of Police Amit Tolani stated that the primary objective of this campaign is to eradicate the rising trend of drug abuse in the region and keep the youth away from criminal activities. Station House Officer Gunja Solanki clarified that strict legal action against drug peddlers will continue in the future.