Agartala: Nov 24: In a significant operation against drug trafficking, the Assam Rifles, in coordination with the Customs Department, successfully seized a substantial quantity of illegal drugs. Acting on a tip-off, the Assam Rifles launched a swift and well-coordinated operation, leading to the seizure of 1000 grams of crystal methamphetamine, commonly known as “ICE.” This operation, which took place in a region notorious for drug smuggling activities, highlights the ongoing efforts of the Assam Rifles in curbing the menace of illicit drug trade in northeastern India.
The seized drugs, estimated to be worth a considerable sum on the international market, were promptly handed over to the Customs Department for further investigation and processing. The successful operation underscores the crucial role of the Assam Rifles in maintaining border security and preventing illegal cross-border smuggling, particularly of drugs that have severe social and economic impacts.
The Assam Rifles, which operate under the Ministry of Home Affairs, has been a key force in combating not only insurgency but also illegal activities like drug trafficking, which pose significant threats to regional security. Their continued vigilance and swift response in such operations ensure that the region remains safeguarded from the harmful effects of drug abuse and the organized criminal networks that profit from it.
This successful operation reflects the Assam Rifles’ unwavering commitment to enhancing security, protecting communities, and supporting law enforcement agencies in their fight against drug trafficking and smuggling in the region.
