In a major crackdown on crime and criminals as part of a special operation launched by Delhi Police's Southern Range, the cops have arrested over 600 wanted criminals with a seizure of firearms and ammunition.
Over 10 thousand kg of drugs and contrabands worth Rs 1682 crore, seized by Delhi Police in the National Capital since February 20 this year, were destroyed on Tuesday in the presence of Lt. Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena here at Biotic Waste Solutions in Outer Delhi.
As part of the month-long ‘Nasha Mukht Abhiyan’, the Anti Narcotics team of Outer North Delhi arrested a woman among two drug suppliers and seized around 400 grams of heroin valued at approximately Rs 2.5 crore in the international market.
Based on a secret input, the team stopped the scooty at Sector 23, Rohini. During the checking, the consignment of heroin was recovered from the vehicle.
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has directed the officials to take strict action against those involved in drug smuggling to curb the problem of drugs in the state so that a clear message is sent that drugs will not be tolerated at any cost in Haryana
The main dealer involved in this racket is believed to be a drug peddler named Prashant Patil from Pune, on whose orders MDMA was manufactured in Jodhpur, said officials.
The LG underscored the need for concerted efforts from the police, civil administration, and civil society to eradicate this menace.
The Association of Indian Medical Device Industry (AiMeD) welcomes the Indian government's decision to review the regulations controlling drug prices, which will cover include medical devices too, an association official said.
The drone and two batteries were found in a damaged state in the fields next to the village during a combined search and rescue mission with the Punjab Police on Wednesday morning
High rates of antibiotic resistance have rendered the drugs used to treat common infections in children and babies, ineffective, according to an alarming study published in Lancet South East Asia on Tuesday.
