The police have achieved a major success by adopting a strict stance on the increasing drug trade in Neemuch district. The City Police has arrested two members of a gang selling Rajnigandha sachets mixed with MD drugs. After this case came to light, there was a sensation in the entire area, especially because the accused were supplying this dangerous drug among the colleges and youth.
In the police action, 36 grams of MD drug, Rajnigandha sachets, a motorcycle and other materials have been seized. Another accused associated with this gang is already in the custody of Neemuch Kent police station. Police say this is just the beginning and the entire network is being investigated in depth.
MD in Neemuch, dangerous method of drug smuggling
MD This method of drug smuggling in Neemuch is very shocking. The accused were mixing MD drugs in commonly used tobacco sachets like Rajnigandha and distributing it to the youth. When seen from outside it appeared to be a normal pouch, which would not raise any suspicion. According to the police, this method was being used so that drugs could be sold easily and the risk of getting caught was less. But the information received by the police in time exposed this dangerous game.
MD was selling drugs near the college
Neemuch City police station in-charge Pushpa Singh Chauhan said that the police were continuously receiving complaints and secret information. According to the information, some youths were pushing the youth into drug addiction in PG College, Manasa Naka and surrounding areas located on Manasa Road. Based on the information, the police planned and took action. Sachin son of Dineshdas Bairagi, resident of Indira Nagar, Neemuch, was caught after cordoning off the Talai area near the college. During the search, 36 grams of MD drug and 10 sachets of tuberose were recovered from him.
Organized gang revealed during interrogation
After interrogating Sachin Bairagi, the police got major information. On his behest, Yash alias Raki, son of Anil Sharma, resident of Gwaltoli was also arrested. Police also seized the motorcycle being used for drug smuggling from him. Upon further investigation, it became clear that this was not an isolated case, rather an organized gang had been running the illegal business of MD drugs in Neemuch for a long time. This gang also included Neemuch resident Salman alias Chhotu, son of Shabir Khan, who is already in the custody of Neemuch Kent police station.
Illegal drug trade was going on for a long time
Police investigation has revealed that the accused were active in this illegal business for a long time. They used to target youth in different areas, especially around colleges and educational institutions. Consumption of dangerous drugs like MD drugs is extremely harmful for both the health and future of the youth. Police say that the accused were carrying forward this business by luring young youth to get addicted quickly.
What is MD drug and why is it dangerous?
MD drug, also known as MDMA in common language, is a synthetic drug. Its effect directly falls on the brain. By taking it, a person feels happy and energetic for some time, but later it causes serious mental and physical problems. According to experts, continuous consumption of MD drugs can cause depression, memory loss, heart disease and even danger to life. For this reason the government and police are very strict regarding this.
Accused on police remand
Both the arrested accused were produced in the court and taken on police remand. Police are now trying to find out from where the MD drug was being brought and in which areas it was being supplied. Officials say that more names related to this network may emerge. The police is trying to connect the links of the entire gang through call details, mobile data and other technical evidence.
Police strictness against drugs in Neemuch
For some time now, the police has been continuously running a campaign against drugs in Neemuch district. Awareness campaigns are also being run in schools, colleges and public places, so that the youth stay away from drugs. Police officials say that drug addiction harms not just an individual but the entire society. Therefore, no relaxation will be given in such cases.
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