Rajasthan Police have frozen a property worth over ₹1 crore linked to drug trafficking in Nagaur district, as part of Operation Sankalp, targeting assets acquired through illegal drug trade.
Key Points
- Rajasthan Police have frozen a house worth over Rs 1 crore in Nagaur district, allegedly funded by drug trafficking proceeds.
- The property was seized under Operation Sankalp and the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act.
- Accused Govind Ram allegedly used profits from interstate drug trafficking to purchase land and construct the house in his wife's name.
- Govind Ram faces four serious cases under the NDPS Act across different police stations in Rajasthan.
Rajasthan Police have frozen a house in Nagaur district worth over Rs 1 crore, allegedly built using proceeds from drug trafficking, officials said.
Operation Sankalp Targets Drug-Related Assets
The action was carried out under anti-drug campaign Operation Sankalp, and the property was attached under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act.
Accused Faces Multiple Charges
Superintendent of Police Roshan Meena said the accused, Govind Ram, had earned substantial profits through interstate drug trafficking and used the illegal income to purchase two plots on the Didwana-Bikaner bypass, where the house was constructed in his wife's name.
The accused is facing four serious cases under the NDPS Act in different police stations across the state. Technical evidence gathered during the probe established that the property was acquired entirely through proceeds of crime, he said.
A proposal to freeze the property was sent by Kotwali police to the competent authority in Delhi, which, after detailed examination, confirmed the freezing order on April 17.
