Archive · 1 Oct 2025
Assam Rifles Seizes Rs 20.61 Crore Methamphetamine in Mizoram
Imagine the Assam Rifles, who are like the police for this area, found some illegal drugs called methamphetamine in a town called Mizoram.
These drugs are like a super strong medicine that can be very addictive and are not allowed in India.
The drugs were hidden, but the Assam Rifles found them, about 6.87 kilograms worth a lot of money.
They caught someone carrying the drugs, but the person ran away.
The Assam Rifles gave the drugs to the local police to figure out who the drugs belonged to and how to stop more drugs from coming in.
Assam Rifles seized methamphetamine tablets in Mizoram.
The tablets are also called 'crazy drug'.
Seizure was made in Khawzawl town.
The drugs weighed 6.87 kg and worth Rs 20.61 crore.
The seized narcotics were handed over to the state police for further investigation.
- Who
- Assam Rifles
- What
- Seized methamphetamine tablets
- When
- Tuesday (when suspect was observed) and Wednesday (when the seizure was announced)
- Where
- Khawzawl town, Mizoram
- Why
- To combat illegal drug trade
- Seizure Value
- Rs 20.61 crore
- Drug Type
- Methamphetamine tablets
- Location
- Khawzawl town, Mizoram
- Weight
- 6.87 kg
- Action Taken
- Narcotics handed over to state police