Rajasthan police's 'Operation Sankalp' leads to a significant MDMA seizure worth ₹1 crore, highlighting efforts to combat drug trafficking and substance abuse in the region.
Key Points
- Rajasthan police seized nearly 1 kg of MDMA, a synthetic psychoactive drug, valued at approximately ₹1 crore.
- The drug seizure occurred in Nagaur district as part of 'Operation Sankalp - Nasha Mukt Nagaur', an anti-drug initiative.
- One accused, Shravanram Bishnoi, was arrested, while another, Vineet Bishnoi, is currently absconding.
- The MDMA was found concealed inside a bag of chillies during a raid on a house in Khudi Kalan village.
- The arrested individual faces charges under the Narcotics Drugs and Psychoactive Substances Act, with further investigation underway to uncover the drug network.
Police in Rajasthan's district have seized nearly 1 kg of synthetic psychoactive drug MDMA, valued around ₹1 crore, and arrested an accused during an ongoing anti-drug drive, officials said on Tuesday.
The action came under "Operation Sankalp - Nasha Mukt Nagaur" by a joint team of Degana police station and a special district team.
Details of the Drug Seizure
Acting on a tip-off, police raided a house in Khudi Kalan village and recovered 979.02 grams of MDMA concealed inside a bag of chillies, officials said.
The accused, identified as Shravanram Bishnoi (42), was arrested under the Narcotics Drugs and Psychoactive Substances Act, while another accused, Vineet Bishnoi of Merta Road, is absconding, they said, adding that further investigation is underway to identify forward and backward linkages.
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