Apr 19, 2025 04:10 PM IST
The hooked up properties embody a single-storey residential home measuring 696.69 sq. toes, situated at Mir Mohallah, Kaloosa, Bandipora, and a automotive
In a major transfer in opposition to the drug menace, the Bandipora Police has hooked up belongings belonging to a recognized drug peddler, below the provisions of Part 68-F of the Narcotic Medicine and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985, as per a launch.
The mixed worth of the hooked up belongings is estimated at roughly ₹13.62 lakh. (iStock)
The hooked up properties embody a single-storey residential home measuring 696.69 sq. toes, situated at Mir Mohallah, Kaloosa, Bandipora, and a automotive. The mixed worth of the hooked up belongings is estimated at roughly ₹13.62 lakh.
The properties are owned by Nazir Ahmad Bhat, son of Abdul Khaliq Bhat, a resident of Kaloosa, Bandipora. He’s concerned in a case registered below Sections 8/20 of the NDPS Act on the Bandipora police station.
The police have issued a public discover strictly prohibiting any transaction associated to the hooked up belongings.
“No one shall purchase, lease, or create third-party interest in the said property. The owner is also barred from selling or transferring it in any form,” the discover acknowledged.
This motion is a part of the continued efforts by Bandipora Police to dismantle the monetary networks of people concerned in narcotics trafficking and ship a robust message in opposition to drug-related crimes.
