Drugs worth 150 crore rupees burnt in Cachar by Police on Drugs Destruction Day

In a significant step towards combating the drug menace, the Cachar Police today conducted a massive drug destruction operation on the occasion of Drugs Destruction Day. Drugs worth a staggering 150 crore rupees were burnt to ashes at a brick quarry in Srikona, Cachar. These drugs had been seized during various anti-drug raids in the district, reflecting the relentless efforts of law enforcement agencies to make Assam drug-free.

The confiscated contrabands included a variety of illicit substances, comprising 3.302 kilograms of heroin, 1,473,765 Yaba tablets, 212.951 kilograms of marijuana and 3,729 bottles of cough syrup.

The Cachar Police, along with other district police forces, has been waging a relentless war against drug peddlers and smugglers, leading to numerous successful operations and multiple arrests. Their determination to eradicate the drug trade in the state is evident through their continuous efforts and commitment to safeguarding the well-being of the community.

The destruction of these illegal substances sends a strong message to those involved in drug trafficking, highlighting the firm stance of law enforcement in cracking down on such activities. This event marks a significant milestone in the ongoing fight against drugs in Assam, underlining the resolve to create a drug-free society and secure a better future for the people.