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Champhai Police Make Significant Stride in the Ongoing War on Drugs
Mizoram police have once again dealt a blow to the drug trade with a substantial narcotics seizure. In a recent operation conducted at the Chalbawiha Junction Police Check Gate, Champhai Police successfully recovered and confiscated a total of 1.373 kilograms (1373 grams) of heroin from the illegal possession of three individuals traveling in a Maxi Cab (Sumo) vehicle between Zokhawthar and Aizawl.
The authorities seized 1329 grams (1.329 kilograms) of heroin from Vanneihkimi (30), daughter of Sangluaia from Kannan, Khampat, Myanmar, who was residing at Zokhawthar in the Champhai District. Additionally, John Vanlalruata (19), son of R. Lalhmingthanga from Chanmari, Aizawl, was found in possession of 22 grams of heroin. Jonathan Biakthanpuia (20), son of Zoremsiama from Chanmari West, Aizawl, was also apprehended with 22 grams of heroin.
Champhai Police have registered cases against all three accused individuals at the Champhai Police Station, initiating a thorough investigation to uncover further details about the drug network's links. The police commend the efforts of Team Champhai and encourage them to continue their diligent work in the ongoing battle against drugs.
The Mizoram Police, through their social media platform, reiterated their commitment to the War on Drugs and urged citizens to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities. The successful operation serves as a testament to the collective efforts of law enforcement and the community in striving for a drug-free Mizoram.
The Mizoram Police's unwavering dedication and commitment to combating the drug menace have yielded positive results, making significant strides in curbing the illegal drug trade. The recent seizure emphasizes the need for continued cooperation between law enforcement agencies and citizens to create a safer and drug-free environment for all.