Champawat Police’s Special Operations Group has arrested a ₹5,000-reward wanted accused in a Gangsters Act case and recovered 18.08 grams of illegal smack, according to information shared by Uttarakhand Police.
The arrest was carried out as part of Operation Prahar. Police identified the person as an accused wanted under the Gangsters Act. The report did not provide the accused’s name, arrest location or details of the specific cases.
What police reported
The SOG team recovered 18.08 grams of illegal smack during the action. Smack is covered under narcotics enforcement, and the police report said cases under the NDPS Act are already registered against the accused.
The same report also said that proceedings under the Gangsters Act are registered against the accused. These are reported cases and allegations; the available information does not state that a court has convicted the person.
The operation was attributed to Champawat Police under the Uttarakhand Police’s Operation Prahar campaign. No further details were provided about the suspected source of the substance, its intended destination or the next court process.
Why the action matters
The arrest brings a wanted accused into police custody while also placing a reported narcotics recovery before the legal process. The available report confirms the reward amount and seized quantity, but does not provide details about charges filed after the arrest or any court order.
Key verified details
- Police unit involved: Champawat Police’s SOG team
- Reward linked to the wanted accused: ₹5,000
- Substance recovered: 18.08 grams of illegal smack
- Reported cases: NDPS and Gangsters Act
- Operation named: Operation Prahar
Conclusion
Champawat Police’s SOG team arrested a ₹5,000-reward accused wanted under the Gangsters Act and recovered 18.08 grams of illegal smack. Further legal developments were not provided in the available report.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What action did Champawat Police take?
Champawat Police’s SOG team arrested an accused wanted under the Gangsters Act.
Q. How much was the reward for information about the accused?
The accused carried a reward of ₹5,000.
Q. What did the SOG team recover?
The team recovered 18.08 grams of illegal smack.
Q. Which cases are registered against the accused?
The report said cases under the NDPS Act and Gangsters Act are registered against the accused.
Q. What was the operation called?
The police action was carried out under the name Operation Prahar.
