Haryana Cops Nab 787 in Drug & Arms Bust

Haryana Police recently concluded "Operation Trackdown," a two-week intensive campaign that resulted in the arrest of 787 individuals suspected of criminal activities and drug trafficking. This statewide initiative specifically targeted wanted and habitual offenders, as well as those implicated in serious crimes, aiming to bolster security. Teams successfully confiscated a substantial quantity of illegal firearms, ammunition, various narcotics, and prohibited medicines during the operation.

In Faridabad, police apprehended 597 accused between August 1 and August 15. Notable seizures included dozens of country-made firearms, numerous cartridges, and significant amounts of smack and cannabis. Additionally, police recovered thousands of banned tablets and capsules, along with MDMA. Nuh Police arrested 190 individuals from August 3 to August 15, seizing illegal pistols, heroin, ganja, and a large quantity of prohibited liquor and injections.

Several high-profile arrests were made, including individuals carrying rewards and those with multiple previous cases. Police Commissioner Satender Kumar Gupta stated the operation's success in identifying and apprehending active criminals and disrupting the supply of illegal weapons and drugs. Nuh Police affirmed that similar surveillance drives would continue to combat drug-related offenses.