Khatima police arrested a 24-year-old man after allegedly finding 4.45 grams of smack during checking on the Jasari-Patpura road. The action was carried out as part of the police campaign against drug-related activities.
Police identified the arrested man as Imran Shah, son of Munne Shah, a resident of Islam Nagar in Khatima. Officers said he appeared suspicious during the checking operation, following which they searched him.
Recovery and case details
According to police, the substance was found in a transparent polythene packet. The department has registered a case against Shah under Sections 8/21 of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act.
The legal process has started, and Shah is being produced in court. The available information does not state any court finding in the matter. The allegations will therefore be considered through the legal process.
Police personnel involved
Sub-inspector Ashok Kandpal led the action with constable Vijay Singh Rawat and constable Ishaq Mohammad. The operation took place on the Jasari-Patpura road in Khatima.
The arrest forms part of local police enforcement against narcotics. The immediate verified next step is Shah’s production before the court after registration of the NDPS case.
Conclusion
Khatima police have arrested Imran Shah after a reported recovery of 4.45 grams of smack during road checking. A case under Sections 8/21 of the NDPS Act has been registered, and court proceedings are underway.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Where was the arrest made?
The arrest took place during checking on the Jasari-Patpura road in Khatima.
Q. What was allegedly recovered?
Police said they recovered 4.45 grams of smack in a transparent polythene packet.
Q. Who was arrested?
Police identified the man as Imran Shah, 24, the son of Munne Shah and a resident of Islam Nagar in Khatima.
Q. Under which law was the case registered?
The case was registered under Sections 8/21 of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act.
Q. What happens next in the case?
Shah is being produced in court, while the legal process continues.
