Dehradun Police have arrested 04 suspected drug traffickers, including a person described as a gangster, during separate action in different police-station areas, according to the Dehradun Police.
The arrests were made as part of an operation against drug trafficking conducted under the leadership of the Dehradun Senior Superintendent of Police. Police said the action led to the recovery of 05.55 grams of smack, 863 grams of charas and 01 carton of country-made liquor.
Recovery and vehicle seizure
Along with the alleged narcotics and liquor, police seized a scooter that was reportedly being used for trafficking. The available announcement does not identify the scooter’s owner or provide details about its registration.
The police statement also does not provide the names of the arrested people, the specific police stations involved or details of the legal sections applied. It identifies the group as suspected drug traffickers and mentions that one of those arrested is a gangster.
The operation covers separate police-station areas rather than a single location. However, the announcement does not provide further information about the individual recoveries, the sequence of arrests or whether additional investigation is continuing.
Conclusion
Dehradun Police reported the arrest of 04 suspected drug traffickers and the recovery of 05.55 grams of smack, 863 grams of charas and 01 carton of country-made liquor. A scooter allegedly used in trafficking was also seized.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How many people did Dehradun Police arrest?
Police arrested 04 suspected drug traffickers.
Q. Who was among those arrested?
The group included a person described by police as a gangster.
Q. What substances were recovered?
Police recovered 05.55 grams of smack and 863 grams of charas.
Q. Was liquor also recovered?
Yes. Police reported the recovery of 01 carton of country-made liquor.
Q. Did police seize a vehicle?
Yes. A scooter allegedly used in the trafficking operation was seized.
Q. Where did the arrests take place?
The arrests were made in different police-station areas in Dehradun.
