Drug Trafficking To Border Threats: Punjab High Cop Conducts Late-Evening Inspections, Joint Ops With BSF | India Information
In a bid to curb drug trafficking and improve safety coordination with central forces, Punjab Director Normal of Police (DGP) Gaurav Yadav on Saturday carried out late-night inspections at a number of areas throughout the state as a part of ‘Operation Satark’. Throughout his go to to Chheharta police station in Amritsar, DGP Yadav stated that senior officers have been directed to hold out intensive checks statewide.
“Senior officers are conducting checks throughout the state. Pakistan is repeatedly transferring to breach the peace of the state, and we’re working repeatedly to forestall them from succeeding of their plans,” he instructed reporters, as quoted by ANI.
“Our group is alert in opposition to preventing the medication challenge within the state. Our efforts are to maintain the state protected and safe. We’re additionally putting in CCTV cameras to observe issues extra aggressively,” Yadav additional said.
In a present of inter-agency coordination, the DGP was seen inspecting police posts close to the Attari border collectively with officers from the Border Safety Power (BSF). “We’re right here with the BSF officers. We’re enterprise our duties collectively. We’re taking a number of steps collectively to keep up peace within the space. Now we have carried out this operation collectively in Jalandhar and Amritsar,” he added.
In the meantime, within the ongoing battle in opposition to organized crime launched on the instructions of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, Punjab Police’s Anti-Gangster Process Power (AGTF) busted a Lawrance Bishnoi-Rohit Godara gang with the arrest of its two lively operatives and recovered one .32 calibre pistol from their possession, stated the DGP.
The arrested have been recognized as Jashandeep Singh, alias Jashan Sandhu, a resident of village 25ML within the Sri Ganganagar district of Rajasthan, and Gursewak Singh, a resident of Sri Muktsar Sahib.
DGP Yadav stated that the accused, Jashan Sandhu, was needed in a 2023 homicide case that passed off in Ganganagar in Rajasthan and had been evading arrest by continuously altering areas throughout Georgia, Azerbaijan, Saudi Arabia, and Dubai.
“Just lately, on the instructions of his handlers, accused Jashan got here again to India and landed in Nepal from Dubai earlier than getting into India by street in an try to flee legislation enforcement,” the DGP stated.
(With company Inputs)
