Archive · 30 Jul 2026
Police Meet Across Three States to Tackle Maoist, Drug, Smuggling
Police officers from three Indian states met online to talk about bad guys who use the forest and smuggle drugs and cattle.
They want to share information so they can stop these bad guys together.
The meeting was held in a town called Chaibasa in Jharkhand.
The officers said they need to work closely and plan how to act together.
They also talked about how to stop people from moving drugs and cattle across state borders.
The goal is to keep people safe and stop the bad activities.
This meeting shows that police from different states can work together to solve big problems.
The officers will keep talking and sharing information to make sure they can stop the bad guys.
They hope that by working together, they can make the area safer for everyone.
Senior police officers from West Bengal, Odisha, and Jharkhand convened via video conference.
Meeting focused on coordination against Maoist squads active near state borders.
Discussion included strategies to curb inter-state drug peddling.
Cattle smuggling across borders was also addressed.
Officers highlighted the need for information sharing and joint action.
- Who
- Deputy Inspector General-level police officers from West Bengal, Odisha, and Jharkhand
- What
- Inter-state board meeting to discuss Maoist, drug, and cattle smuggling issues
- When
- Thursday, July 30, 2024
- Where
- Chaibasa, Jharkhand via video-conferencing
- Why
- To coordinate and exchange information for effective joint action against these threats
- Meeting Type
- Inter-state board meeting
- Participants
- DIG-level police officers
- Date
- July 30, 2024
- Location
- Chaibasa, Jharkhand (video conference)
- Issues Discussed
- Maoist activity, drug peddling, cattle smuggling