Ambala : CIA-2 staff Ambala Police seized 1 kg of heroin from a car and arrested four persons including two women while patrolling near Shastri Colony Ambala Cantt. While giving this information to media persons SP Ambala Jashandeep Singh Randhawa said that the arrested accused have been identified as Anwar alias Abhi, Anjali and Rekha, all residents of Deha Colony, Ambala city and car driver Rajbir alias Raju, a resident of Shambhu in district Patiala Punjab whose father working as class IV employee in railways.
While 400 grams of heroin was recovered from the possession of accused Anwar alias Abhi, 300-300 grams of drugs was recovered from accused Anjali and Rekha. According Randhawa, police team had received information that the accused were involved in drug smuggling and supply business since a long time brought the same from Delhi in a Swift Desire car bearing Punjab registration number. Acting swiftly, the police team established a blockade near Parao police station on national higway and stopped car. While checking the suspicious vehicles as well as persons in the car including two females and during search a total of 1 kg heroin of value worth Rs crore was recovered from their possession which included 300 gm each from the ladies purse of both females and 400 gm from the pocket of their male partner .
During interrogation, it was revealed that the accused car driver Rajbir alias Raju taking Rs 15,000 per round from them for this work. The accused were arrested and a case was registered against them under NDPS Act. All of them have a criminal record against whom cases have been registered in the past also.
As per the instructions of Superintendent of Police Ambala Jashandeep Singh Randhawa, 111 accused have been arrested so far this year in Ambala district by registering 92 cases against them under the NDPS Act. Police seized 3 kg 6 gram 700 mg heroin, about 10 kg opium, 309 kg poppy husk, 7 kg 911 gram ganja, 223 gram charas, 64669 intoxicating pills, 9824 intoxicating capsules, 1950 prohibited injections and 95 syrups bottles from their possession. In addition, properties worth about Rs 4 crore of 5 accused have also been attached under the special campaign being run against drug smugglers by Narcotic Bureau Haryana state.
