Guwahati: The role of Manipur rebel groups coupled with unfriendly fields at the Interstate border – with Manipur and Nagaland – is the main challenge of Assam to fully stop the supply of drugs to Manipur’s state using hostile terrain near and along the border, which almost does not have a village or human residents, for drug smuggling and poppy cultivation.
They added that the drugs were pumped into the state through the Indo-Myanmar border, smuggled to Manipur and Nagaland.
“Smuggling uses two routes to enter Assam.
Either they entered the carriicch of Anglong Assam from Manipur through the dimapur in Nagaland or they used the route from Manipur to Cachar in Valley Barak Assam and then entered Guwahati through Meghalaya,” said the source.
However, the Police Assam has claimed a significant decline in the supply of the country’s drugs while carrying out the war against him after the minister of Head of Himanta Busty the state government led by Sarma took over in May last year.
Police Special Director (Law & Command) GP Singh said that as many as 2,222 cases related to drugs have been registered and 3,818 drug smugglers and vendors have been arrested between May 10 last year and February 13 this year.
Chargesheets have been submitted around 90% of cases.
The police have also won nearly 69 kg of heroin worth around RS 405 Crore in the international market during the period meeting, but police actions.
About 80 cases like that have happened so far.
“He said at least two more years will be needed to prevent drug supplies to the state.” People must cooperate with the police and the government to save the country of the threat of the drug.
The war against drugs will continue with the same spirit.
After taking over as CM last year, Sarma has announced a government stand to save the country from drug threats.
Rebels, Medan’s hostile challenges for the Assam War about drugs
