Jammu and Kashmir Police Seizes Property Worth ₹22.35 Lakh Linked to Drug Trafficking

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Ganpat Singh Chouhan

Jammu and Kashmir Police Seizes Property Worth ₹22.35 Lakh Linked to Drug Trafficking

Srinagar, May 30: The Jammu and Kashmir Police have intensified their efforts against drug trafficking and its associated illegal networks by seizing a property in the Shopian district. According to police reports, this property was purchased using funds acquired from the illegal drug trade.

The estimated value of the seized property is ₹22.35 lakh. It belongs to Ghulam Hasan Rasool Dar, son of Lassi Mohammad Dar, a resident of Khurampora Trench village in the Imam Sahib area. During the investigation, it was revealed that the land, spanning approximately 32 marlas, was bought with money obtained from the illicit trafficking of narcotics and controlled substances.

Based on the facts and evidence uncovered during the investigation, the police followed legal procedures to confiscate the property. This action is linked to a case registered at the Imam Sahib police station in 2023. Authorities stated that they are not only taking legal action against individuals involved in drug trafficking but are also seizing properties acquired through illegal earnings under the law.

The entire property seizure process was conducted in the presence of a formally constituted police team. During this operation, the executive magistrate, local headman, and watchman were also present. Officials ensured that the action was entirely transparent and in accordance with legal provisions to avoid any procedural shortcomings.

The Jammu and Kashmir Police emphasized that drug trafficking poses a serious threat to society and that they are continuously running campaigns to eradicate it. They clarified that in such cases, not only will action be taken against traffickers, but their illegally acquired wealth and properties will also be seized in accordance with the law.

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