Salt Police and the Special Operations Group (SOG) have arrested 2 alleged drug traffickers and recovered 10.885 kg of illegal cannabis in a joint operation in Almora district, Uttarakhand.
The action was conducted under Operation Prahar, according to Almora Police Uttarakhand. The recovered cannabis was valued at ₹2,72,125.
Motorcycle seized
Police also seized the motorcycle allegedly used in the transportation of the cannabis. The available information does not identify the arrested individuals or provide details of the motorcycle.
The arrests and recovery were announced by Almora Police through its official communication. The action involves arrests and seizure; the available information does not state the outcome of any subsequent investigation or court proceedings.
The operation adds to enforcement against alleged drug trafficking in the Salt area. However, the police action does not by itself establish guilt, which would be determined through the legal process.
Conclusion
Salt Police and SOG arrested 2 alleged drug traffickers under Operation Prahar, recovering 10.885 kg of illegal cannabis worth ₹2,72,125 and seizing the motorcycle allegedly used in the transport.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How many people were arrested?
Police arrested 2 alleged drug traffickers.
Q. How much cannabis was recovered?
Police recovered 10.885 kg of illegal cannabis.
Q. What was the stated value of the recovered cannabis?
The cannabis was valued at ₹2,72,125.
Q. Which agencies conducted the operation?
Salt Police and the Special Operations Group conducted the joint action.
Q. Under which operation were the arrests made?
The arrests were made under Operation Prahar.
Q. What else did police seize?
Police seized the motorcycle allegedly used for transporting the cannabis.
