Archive · 3 Jan 2026
Assam Man Arrested with Rs 33.18 Cr Meth
A man from Assam was caught with a lot of methamphetamine tablets near the border of India and Myanmar.
The drugs are worth a huge amount of money and are very dangerous.
The man was caught by soldiers and police who were working together.
They found the drugs in a car and took both the drugs and the car.
The man will be punished according to the law.
This area is known for smuggling because it is near Myanmar, which is a big source of these drugs.
The soldiers and police are trying to stop these drugs from coming into India to keep people safe.
Hasan Ali, a resident of Badarpur district in southern Assam, was arrested with 11.062 kg of methamphetamine tablets valued at Rs 33.186 crore.
The operation was conducted by Assam Rifles and Mizoram Police in Kaifang areas, Saitual district, Mizoram, near the India-Myanmar border.
The drugs, commonly known as Yaba or party tablets, are banned in India due to their highly addictive nature and severe health consequences.
The accused will be booked under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985.
The operation underscores the commitment to curbing drug trafficking and protecting the youth from the harmful effects of narcotics.
- Who
- Hasan Ali, a resident of Badarpur district in southern Assam
- What
- Arrest of a man with a large consignment of methamphetamine tablets
- When
- Friday (unspecified date in January 2024)
- Where
- Kaifang areas in Mizoram’s Saitual district, near the India-Myanmar border
- Why
- To curb drug trafficking and protect the youth from harmful effects of narcotics
- Accused Name
- Hasan Ali
- Residence
- Badarpur district, southern Assam
- Drug Seized
- 11.062 kg of methamphetamine tablets
- Estimated Value
- Rs 33.186 crore
- Location of Arrest
- Kaifang areas, Saitual district, Mizoram
- Date of Operation
- Friday (unspecified date in January 2024)
- Agencies Involved
- Assam Rifles and Mizoram Police
- Legal Action
- Booked under NDPS Act, 1985