In Brief
- Assam Police seized yaba tablets worth Rs 8 crore in Cachar and arrested two persons.
- The seizure highlights efforts to curb drug trafficking in Assam.
- Yaba tablets were confiscated during an operation in Cachar district.
- The arrests aim to disrupt illegal drug supply channels in Northeast India.
Assam Police conducted a successful operation in Cachar district, resulting in the seizure of yaba tablets valued at Rs 8 crore. Two individuals were apprehended in connection with the illegal possession and trafficking of these narcotics.
The operation reflects the intensified efforts by law enforcement agencies to tackle drug trafficking in Assam and the broader Northeast region. Yaba tablets, a combination of methamphetamine and caffeine, are illegal substances commonly trafficked in this area.
Officials confirmed the arrests and seizure, stressing the importance of continued vigilance against illicit drug networks. This bust is among the significant recoveries in recent months aimed at disrupting the supply of synthetic drugs.
Authorities are pursuing further investigations to identify and dismantle the entire chain involved in yaba trafficking. The move is expected to contribute to regional security and public health by curbing drug accessibility.
