The Manipur Chief Minister, N. Biren Singh on Monday extended cash rewards of Rs 7 & 8 lakhs to the Tengnoupal District Police and Thoubal Police respectively, for successfully confiscating a massive stash of narcotics from two separate operations.
Under the War-on-Drugs 2.0 campaign initiated by the state administration, the Tengnoupal Police recently seized drugs worth over Rs 127 crores.
On the other hand, the Thoubl Police has recently busted a brown sugar manufacturing laboratory and recovered 222.85 kg of brown sugar from Moijing Mina Bazar.
Four huge yellow plastic sacks, one blue plastic container, and one red plastic container suspected of containing heroin weighing 222.85 kgs were discovered during the raid. The seized item was eventually identified as brown sugar by the police.
The premises also supplied a large number of products utilised in the manufacture of brown sugar. One wooden crushing machine, an electric mixing machine, a weighing machine, 1.5 litres of ammonium chloride in two bottles, 134 litres of chemical liquid solution in two plastic containers, an aluminium container, a gas burner, and a gas cylinder are the things discovered.
Taking to Twitter, the Manipur CM wrote “In recognition of massive seizures of drugs by Tengnoupal Police and Thoubal Police which include busting of a brown sugar factory in Moijing Mina Bazar, a cash reward of Rs 7 lakh and Rs 8 lakh have been awarded to Tengnoupal Police and Thoubal Police respectively.”
“Under War on Drugs 2.0, Tengnoupal Police have seized drugs worth over Rs 127 Crore. On the other hand, Thoubal Police have recently busted a brown sugar factory from Moijing Mina Bazar along with 222.5 kg of brown sugar and other items used in producing brown sugar.” – he further added.
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