Jaipur, October 15 (Udaipur Kiran News). Jhalawar against drug trafficking Police Taking a strict and decisive action, for the first time in the district, a habitual smuggler has been arrested under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Prevention of Illicit Trafficking Act, 1988 (PIT NDPS).
Superintendent of Police Amit Kumar said that this strictest action has been taken against the active drug mafia of the district, Shyamlal alias Shyama, son of Ramlal Banjara (46), resident of Luharia Deh police station, Sadar Jhalawar. This Act is applied on those criminals who are continuously involved in drug trafficking and whose detention is essential for the safety of public health and the national economy.
Government Secretary issued detention order
Government Secretary, Home (Law) Department, Rajasthan on the basis of Istgasa (application form) prepared by Jhalawar Police Government Ravi Sharma on Tuesday, October 14 issued an order to detain Shyamlal alias Shyama under Section 3 of the PIT NDPS Act. smuggler after order arrested Was sent to high security jail Ajmer. police station officer The team formed under the leadership of Sadar took this action.
Shyamlal was involved in 16 criminal cases
SP Amit Kumar said that Shyamlal alias Shyama has been continuously active in criminal activities since 1996. He has been involved in the illegal drug trade for a long time and is himself a drug addict. Due to his adventurous nature, the common people were afraid to give information against him.
A total of 16 cases are registered against Shyamlal, out of which he has been sentenced by the court in 8 cases. A total of 5 cases are registered under NDPS ACT in police stations Sadar Jhalawar, Suket and Anantpura Kot. Apart from this, a case of robbery (2), attempt to murder (1), Arms Act (1), Excise Act (1), theft (2), assault (3) and damaging public property is also registered.
Strict step taken in public interest
SP Kumar said that in view of the persistent criminal tendencies of the accused and the possibility of him promoting drug trade in future, this strict preventive action has been taken so that the health and welfare of the general public can be protected.