Anantnag, 26 June : In a decisive step against drug mens, the Anantnag police has attached the immovable property of a notorious drug pedal, strengthening its zero-optional policy against drug-related activities in the district.
Acting under Section 68-F of the NDPS Act, 1985, a single-storey residential house belonging to Azad Ali Khan, son of Gul Ali Khan, a resident of Kehribal Ranbirpora Mattan, was still connected today. The said person has been once a criminal and is involved in several NDP cases, including: FIR number 68/2013 U/S8/20 NDPS Act, FIR No. 82/2017 U/S 15/18 NDPS Act, FIR No. 10/2022 U/S8/15 NDPS Act (Police Station Matan).
Property Identification was illegally acquired during an investigation and investigation conducted by the Matan police, and was established to purchase through illegal smuggling of drugs and psychotropic substances.
The culprit was previously detained under the Pit-NDPS Act in District Jail Resi, Jammu, and has recently been released.
This action is yet another strong step in its constant drive to destroy the drug network by the Anantnag police and seize the property of habitual criminals.
The local population of Kehribal Matan has welcomed the move and appreciated the move, recognizing it as a adventure and effective way to curb the spread of drug addiction in the region.
Anantnag police is committed to ensuring a drug-free and crime-free society, and such action will continue with more intensity.
