Pithoragarh Police arrested 2 people, including a woman, after recovering 40.78 grams of smack during a vehicle-checking operation, according to the police update. The action has led to an NDPS Act case and the seizure of the car involved in the alleged smuggling.
The arrests mark the latest enforcement action against suspected narcotics movement in the Pithoragarh area. Police have not released the identities of the 2 accused or provided further details about the checking location in the available information.
Case registered under NDPS Act
The vehicle was taken into police custody after officers linked it to the alleged transport of the contraband. A case has been registered under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act.
The registration of the case and the arrests represent the police action reported so far. The available information does not state whether the accused have been produced before a court or provide details about any further legal proceedings.
Supply network under investigation
Police said the investigation is continuing to identify links in the suspected supply network. No additional names, locations or quantities have been disclosed in the available update.
The police have also appealed to the public to share information about drug-related activity. People can contact MANAS on 1933 or use Dial-112 to report an emergency or seek police assistance.
Conclusion
Pithoragarh Police have arrested 2 accused and seized a car after recovering 40.78 grams of smack. The NDPS Act case and the inquiry into the suspected supply network remain underway.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How many people were arrested?
Police arrested 2 people, including a woman.
Q. What was recovered?
Police reported the recovery of 40.78 grams of smack.
Q. What happened to the car?
The car allegedly used in the suspected smuggling was seized.
Q. Which law was used to register the case?
Police registered a case under the NDPS Act.
Q. What is the next step in the case?
The investigation into the suspected supply network is continuing.
Q. How can people report information about drugs?
Information can be shared with MANAS on 1933 or through Dial-112.
