Bihar drug supplier arrested by Charkhi Dadri Police
In a breakthrough in a drug trafficking ring, the Charkhi Dadri Police have arrested a key supplier from Bihar during the ongoing crackdown on the narcotics network spanning multiple states.
The accused, identified as Gesul Miyan, was arrested yesterday from Inarwa Bazar in West Champaran in Bihar. Earlier, the police had arrested Pradeep, a resident of Mahendragarh district and Izhar Alam, a resident of Bihar who is presently residing in Jakhoda village in Jhajjar district in the same case.
The police spokesperson said the investigation into the matter began on October 22, when the Special Staff team, led by sub-inspector Dilbag Singh, received a tip-off about narcotics being hidden in a room of a farm at Nimli village in Charkhi Dadri district. On raiding the site, the police seized 3.370 kg of opium and 5.670 kg of charas. The room belonged to Pradeep, who fled the scene at the time of the raid.
Pradeep was arrested on December 8, who is in police custody after court remanded him to the police for interrogation for nine days. During interrogation, he revealed connections with suppliers in Bihar. Acting on his tip-off, the police arrested Izhar Alam, a supplier residing in Jakhoda village in Jhajjar on December 10.
The police spokesperson said Gesul Miyan was being interrogated to uncover further links in the narcotics supply chain. Police officials are hopeful that these arrests will disrupt a significant portion of the drug network in the region.
