AMBALA: CIA Staff Ambala police arrested a Nigerian wholesale drugs supplier identified as Martin used to supply drugs in bulk in the area contacting customers through network on Watts up, CIA Staff Ambala police arrested Martin during a raid at Delhi two days ago and brought him to Ambala. Martin was produced in the court at Ambala on September 29 and remanded to police custody for four days. Ambala police reached up to Nigeriuan drugs supplier through a youth Deepak arrested by Ambala police along with another companion on October 18, 2022 carrying heroine during search operation on the national highway near Shastri Colony Ambala Cantt when he disclosed the identity of drug supplier Martin. Inspector Virender during raid arrested the accused.
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khatter’s ‘Operation Bulldozer’ introduced in the state bringing good results when most of the drug suppliers playing with the life of innocent people including youths in the state are now thinking to migrate from Haryana state to neighboring states. Apart from demolishing the properties of drug smugglers and hard core criminals in Haryana state government has now decided to attach their properties in order to wipe them out of state completely.
In past couple of days Haryana state government accompanied by police force has demolished 25 constructions in a complex at fish market in sector 22 Faridabad spread in 2.5 acre area which was encroached by a criminal family led by Vijender alias Lala against whom 32 criminal cases including murder, drugs and illicit liquor smuggling were registered by the police at different police stations who died last year and the entire business was being presently controlled by deceased’s family. Police demolished all 25 structures illegally constructed over land originally belonging to government which included three residential buildings, nearly 18 shops, three godowns and a office.
Information reveals, police in Haryana state has already prepared road map for ‘Operation Bulldozer’ to wipe out illegal drugs and liquor business from Haryana state and has prepared a list of 25 properties owned by drug smugglers in the state to take demolishing action against these properties apart from another 165 properties of value worth Rs 33 crore which will be attached by the government with immediate effect. Information reveals that during first phase a list of 37 properties belonging to drug smugglers will be attached by state government which include six properties at Faridabas, seven properties at Sirsa, six properties at Fatehabad, seven properties at Kurukshetra, nine properties at Rohtak and at other places. Information also reveals that a list of 128 properties owned by drug smugglers and hard core criminals is under process likely to be demolished or attached by the government in second phase
