The state government has ordered a full-fledged inquiry into the Patharpratima cracker factory blast and also sought a report from the South 24-Parganas district magistrate in which eight people, including children were killed.
In a significant breakthrough amidst the ongoing war against drugs waged on the directions of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, Counter Intelligence (CI) Amritsar has busted a narco-terror module operating in Punjab with the arrest of four individuals and recovery of 4 kg heroin from their possession, said Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab Gaurav Yadav on Sunday.
In a decisive crackdown on drug networks amid the ongoing anti-drugs campaign ‘Yudh Nadhian Virudh’, the Amritsar Rural Police have busted a narco-terrorism hawala racket with the arrest of two Hawala operators and recovered Rs 17.60 lakh and $4000 from their possession, said Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab Gaurav Yadav here on Sunday.
Once infamous for crime, riots, and lawlessness, Uttar Pradesh has undergone a remarkable transformation. Today, the state is recognised in India and globally for its robust law and order, a testament to the zero-tolerance policy adopted over the past eight years.
In a bid to protect the youth aspiring to settle abroad from falling prey to illegal travel agents, Punjab Police conducted raids and carried out search operations at as many as 1274 immigration firms across the state.
The arrested accused has been identified as Harmandeep Singh, a resident of village Ghumanpura in Amritsar.
The DGP Mr Kumar arrived at the district police office, where he held a meeting with senior police officials and district magistrate Nitin Singhania.
She even set a seven-day deadline to the Birbhum DM to settle all the issues. Within 24 hours of the CM directive, a high-level team of the state government held a review meeting and looked at ways to expedite the project construction.
According to an official statement, police teams have recovered 2.19 kg heroin, three sophisticated pistols including two automatic and Rs 2.60 lakh drug money from their possession, besides, impounding their Toyota Fortuner car.
Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab Gaurav Yadav here on Sunday said: “By successfully busting this module, Punjab Police has solved all the incidents of attacks on Police Establishments in the state."
