Police Crackdown on Drug Trafficking in Anantnag Leads to Arrests
3 held with 2kg cannabis in JK’s Anantnag

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In Anantnag district, Jammu and Kashmir, police conducted extensive operations targeting drug trafficking, resulting in the arrest of three individuals and the recovery of 2 kg of cannabis. The operation aimed to dismantle the narcotics network by focusing on key players in the illegal drug trade.
- 01The police executed Cordon and Search Operations (CASOs) at 20 locations across Anantnag district.
- 02Canine squads were deployed to enhance the effectiveness of the searches.
- 03Two suspects were apprehended in Awantipora with 1.89 kg of cannabis.
- 04A third individual was arrested in Anantnag with 102 grams of charas concealed in corn husk.
- 05Cases have been registered under relevant laws, and investigations are ongoing.
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In a significant crackdown on drug trafficking, police in Anantnag district, Jammu and Kashmir, carried out extensive Cordon and Search Operations (CASOs) at 20 locations. The operations targeted drug peddlers and their networks, employing K9 squads to enhance search effectiveness. During these operations, three individuals were arrested for their involvement in narcotics trafficking. In Awantipora, police intercepted two suspects, Bashir Ahmad Ganie and Mohd Yousef Ganie, recovering 1.89 kg of cannabis from their possession. In a separate incident at Tulkhan Crossing in Anantnag, Ab Gani Sofi was apprehended with 102 grams of charas concealed in corn husk. The police have registered cases under relevant legal provisions, and investigations are currently underway to further dismantle the narcotics ecosystem in the region.
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The crackdown aims to disrupt the local drug trade, potentially reducing drug availability in the community.
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