Srinagar Police Arrests Four Drug Peddlers, Strengthens Anti-Drug Drive

Srinagar Police Arrests Four Drug Peddlers, Strengthens Anti-Drug Drive
In a significant move to curb the rising menace of drug trafficking, Srinagar Police arrested four individuals involved in drug peddling in the city. The operation, conducted near CD Hospital, Dalgate, underscores the police's commitment to ensuring a drug-free environment in the region.

The arrested individuals have been identified as:

1. Yawar Bilal, a resident of Abi Buchwara, Dalgate.


2. Maroof Bilal Kolu, a resident of Indranagar, Srinagar.


3. Shoib Hilal Lawaye, a resident of Drugjan, Dalgate.


4. Abid Ahmad Bhat, a resident of Sozeith Goripora.



Acting on specific intelligence inputs, a team of Srinagar Police laid a trap near CD Hospital and successfully apprehended the suspects. During the operation, a significant quantity of narcotic substances was recovered from their possession, indicating their active involvement in drug distribution across the region.

The accused have been taken into custody, and a case has been registered under relevant sections of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. Further investigations are underway to identify their network and potential associates.

Speaking on the development, a senior police official emphasized the department’s zero-tolerance policy towards drug trafficking. "This operation is part of our broader campaign against drugs, aimed at safeguarding our youth and the community at large. We urge citizens to report any suspicious activities to help us combat this growing issue," he stated.

The arrests come as a reminder of the ongoing challenges posed by drug abuse and the relentless efforts of law enforcement agencies to address the issue. The Srinagar Police’s proactive measures continue to win the trust of residents, as they work tirelessly to maintain peace and order in the region.

Residents have lauded the swift action by the police and hope for more such initiatives to rid the city of the drug menace. Authorities have reiterated their commitment to creating a safer and healthier environment for all.


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