Bengaluru: In the main drug breasts, the assistant sub-inspector of the women’s warning (ASI) from the Track Protection Forces (RPF) arrested train passengers and confiscated illegal drugs worth RS 3.2 Crore on Friday.
Officials of RPF said a 44-year-old man from Odisha, who traveled in the Prashanti Express general coach (KSR Bengaluru City to Bhubaneswar), was arrested for carrying 640 grams of crystal meth (metamfetamine), a strong central nervous system stimulant.
which is mainly used as a recreational drug.
All women’s RPF Shakti team, which form exclusively to improve the security of women on the train, are patrolling the Prashanti Express ship.
The 6 member team led by Tanuja NP, ASI, watches someone who avoids them and moves in the opposite direction when the train reaches Yelakelanda Station.
The release from the SWR on Saturday said Tanuja analyzed the male body language and reminded other team members, who were in other coaches, to close to the suspect as the next train (Hindupur).
When the train stopped in Hindupur, the defendant tried to escape.
But the RPF team surrounded it from all directions, pursued and stopped it.
He gave up and then claimed to bring psychotropic substances that were prohibited.
The suspect was then taken to Yeshwantpur.
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He was handed over to GRP (Government Train Police) for further legal action,” said his broadcast.
The RPF was recently empowered under the NDPS law and since then Bengaluru RPF has been looking for contraband goods and substances that are prohibited illegally traded by trains.