News Reporter
Major Breakthrough in Assam’s War on Drugs
Guwahati, 22 February 2025 – In a significant crackdown on drug trafficking, Assam Police has successfully seized 24,000 Yaba tablets worth ₹7.2 crore in the Cachar district. The operation was carried out by Jirighat Police Station under the jurisdiction of Cachar Police, leading to the arrest of one individual.
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma shared the development on X (formerly Twitter), praising the relentless efforts of the police force in dismantling drug networks across the state.
"Striking the drugs network, across every region of Assam. In a major breakthrough, @cacharpolice, under the jurisdiction of Jirighat Police Station, recovered:
💊24,000 YABA tablets
💰Market value of ₹7.20 Crore
🔗1 person Arrested
Kudos to @assampolice
#AssamAgainstDrugs"
Assam’s War on Drugs Gains Momentum
The Assam government has been actively combating drug trafficking, with multiple high-profile seizures reported in recent months. The latest operation highlights the state’s zero-tolerance policy towards narcotics and organized crime.
Authorities continue to investigate the case, aiming to trace the broader drug supply chain operating across the region. The arrested individual is currently under interrogation, and further arrests may follow.
Continuous Efforts Against Drug Trafficking
The Himanta Biswa Sarma-led government has intensified its anti-drug operations, leading to the seizure of large consignments of narcotics and the arrest of numerous traffickers. Assam Police remains committed to eradicating the drug menace and protecting the youth from falling prey to addiction.
As the crackdown continues, the success of such operations sends a strong message to drug peddlers and cartels operating in the region. Assam Police urges citizens to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to help in the fight against drugs.