Didwana-Kuchaman Police Seize 2.21kg of Opium
Rajasthan Police arrested a man and seized 2.21kg of opium during a massive anti-narcotics operation in Didwana-Kuchaman.
In a major blow to drug traffickers, the Rajasthan Police successfully intercepted a significant shipment of narcotics during a high-intensity anti-narcotics operation. Authorities in the Didwana-Kuchaman district have arrested a suspect and recovered 2.21kg of opium, marking a significant victory in the ongoing crackdown on illegal substances.
Major Drug Bust During 'Area Domination' Campaign
The seizure occurred on October 4, 2026, as part of a specialized one-day 'Area Domination' campaign. This mission was launched following direct instructions from the Rajasthan Director General of Police to intensify monitoring and curb the rising tide of criminal activities and drug trafficking across the state.
The operation was executed under the strategic leadership of District Superintendent of Police Dr. Pyarelal Shivran (IPS) and Additional Superintendent of Police (Parbatsar) Bhupendra Sharma, with direct supervision from Makrana Circle Officer Vicky Nagpal.
The Arrest and Seized Contraband
A specialized police team from Gachhipura, led by Station House Officer (SHO) Inspector Mahavir Singh, intercepted the suspect near the Alatwa border area, specifically close to Gokalai Nadi. The individual has been identified as 40-year-old Nemichand, son of Dhannaram Naik, a resident of Alatwa.
During the raid, police recovered more than just the narcotics. The items seized include:
- 2.21 kilograms of illegal opium
- A steel container used for transporting the drug
- An electronic weighing scale
- 60 empty plastic bags, suggesting large-scale packaging intentions
Legal Action and Future Crackdowns
Following the arrest, a formal case has been registered at the Gachhipura Police Station under FIR number 88/2026, dated October 4, 2026. The charges have been filed under Section 8/18 of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. The investigation has since been handed over to Inspector Jagdish Prasad, the SHO of Baddu Police Station.
Superintendent of Police Dr. Pyarelal Shivran issued a stern warning to those involved in the narcotics trade, stating that the police will maintain a relentless pursuit of criminals. He emphasized that specialized operations like 'Area Domination' will continue to be utilized to monitor suspicious activities and ensure that anyone involved in the drug trade faces strict legal consequences.