In joint operation with Assam Rifles DRI, recover 70,000 Yaba Tablet from a vehicle in Tripura. Bharat News
Aarartala: Drug trafficking, in a major success against Assam Rifles, recovered 70,000 Yaba Tablet from a vehicle in Teliamura, Tripura, in a joint campaign with the Revenue Intelligence Directorate (DRI).The incident took place on Sunday.Two persons were caught during the operation. In a statement in a statement, the headquarters of Inspector General, Assam Rifles (East) said, “A vehicle was being controlled. The estimated market price of seized drugs is estimated to be Rs 7 crore in the international market.”The arrested persons have been identified as Shamal Mazumdar, a resident of West Tripura, a resident of North Tripura and a resident of Malaya Debnath.“Two persons were arrested during the operation, that is, Shamal Mazumdar, a resident of West Tripura and Malaya Debnath, a resident of North Tripura. The recovered drugs along with the drugs were handed over to the DRI for further investigation and legal action,” Achchu Igar (E) further said.This operation underlines the efforts of Assam Rifles to deal with drug trafficking and maintain security in the region, the headquarters Eagar (E).Earlier, Assam Rifles began Swift rescue operations on 1 June, which due to continuous rains in the ethos, under the water level, Chandrapur and Sadar Subdivision in common areas of silk plantation, under West Tripura.Flood relief columns were immediately deployed in the affected areas in close coordination with the West Tripura District Disaster Management Team. The quick response and dedicated efforts of Assam Rifle personnel resulted in safe rescue of 67 citizens, including women and children from flood-prone areas.This operation exposes unwavering commitment to Assam Rifles for humanitarian aid and coordination with civil administration in the time of natural disaster.
