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Dr. Abhilash Dawre

19 March 2025 at 5:18:41 pm

Rs 27 crore worth narcotics seized; inter-state cartel uncovered

Thane : In a major breakthrough against drug trafficking, Mumbra police have seized a massive stockpile of mefedrone valued at approximately 27.21 crore. Acting on critical intelligence, the Narcotics Control Unit conducted a special operation extending as far as Madhya Pradesh, resulting in the arrest of five key drug traffickers involved in supplying large quantities of mefedrone to the Thane region.   The operation was led by Assistant Police Inspector Rohit Kedar and Ganesh Jadhav under...

Rs 27 crore worth narcotics seized; inter-state cartel uncovered

Thane : In a major breakthrough against drug trafficking, Mumbra police have seized a massive stockpile of mefedrone valued at approximately 27.21 crore. Acting on critical intelligence, the Narcotics Control Unit conducted a special operation extending as far as Madhya Pradesh, resulting in the arrest of five key drug traffickers involved in supplying large quantities of mefedrone to the Thane region.   The operation was led by Assistant Police Inspector Rohit Kedar and Ganesh Jadhav under the supervision of Senior Police Inspector Anil Shinde. The initial seizure took place near Bilal Hospital, where suspect Basu Sayyed was caught with 23.5 grams of mefedrone. Further interrogation revealed a large-scale supply chain sourcing drugs from Madhya Pradesh.   Subsequently, police arrested Ramsingh Gujjar and Kailas Balai, recovering an additional 3.515 kilograms of mefedrone from their possession. Investigations traced the supply back to two major traffickers Manohar Gurjar and Raju Mansuri based in Madhya Pradesh.   The Mumbra police team then traveled to Madhya Pradesh, arresting both Gurjar and Mansuri and confiscating a staggering 9.956 kilograms of mefedrone from them.   In total, the operation resulted in the seizure of 13.6295 kilograms of mefedrone, with a street value exceeding 27.21 crore. All five accused have been taken into custody.   According to police sources, the arrested individuals have prior records involving serious offenses under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, Indian Penal Code, and Arms Act. They were engaged in trafficking mefedrone in bulk quantities from Madhya Pradesh to the Thane region.   This successful operation was carried out under the guidance of ACP Priya Damale (Kalwa Division), Senior Police Inspector Anil Shinde, Crime Inspector Sharad Kumbhar, and supported by the NDPS unit officers and staff of Mumbra Police Station.   Since January this year, Mumbra police’s NDPS unit has conducted 954 seizures and 58 raids, confiscating narcotics worth over 48 crore, significantly impacting drug trafficking activities in the area.

Was Michelle Bachelet selected for being critical against Modi?

While the BJP is projecting India’s rising global confidence, Congress continues its pattern of picking dubious international personalities

New Delhi: Michelle Bachelet, former president of Chile (2006-10), receiving the Indira Gandhi Peace Prize is no accident. At the UNHRC, she repeatedly targeted India using familiar Left-liberal talking points. Congress celebrates her because she speaks the language their ecosystem wants the world to believe about India.


Michelle Bachelet is widely criticised in Chile for policies that destroyed Chile's economy. Due to her poor performance, Chile now sees a right-wing surge and she is the one now being showcased by the Congress ecosystem as a prize-worthy figure. While the BJP is projecting India’s rising global confidence, Congress continues its pattern of picking dubious international personalities simply to seek external approval. Instead of honouring genuine achievers, it turns to people with troubled records, revealing its persistent dependence on foreign validation.


When she criticised India after the removal of Article 370, she ignored how Kashmir finally gained equal rights and real integration. Congress used her remarks to claim India acted against democracy. It was never about human rights. It was always about political gain.


Her comments on the Delhi riots followed the same predictable line. She picked one side, overlooked the complete picture, and painted India as intolerant. Congress immediately held up her statements as validation, not because they were accurate, but because they helped them pressure the government.


She even went so far as to file a petition in India’s Supreme Court against the CAA. This was a clear intrusion into India’s sovereign decisions. Congress did not object. They welcomed it quietly because it suited their narrative.


Her remarks on NGOs and activists completely ignored national security threats, foreign funding issues, and coordinated anti-India campaigns. Congress embraced her version of events because it allowed them to question India’s institutions without taking responsibility.


During the farmers’ protest, she repeated incomplete and misleading claims about sedition cases. She did not acknowledge the way misinformation caused unrest on the ground. Congress again used its criticism to attack India internationally, even though it hurt the country’s image.


Her claim of “shrinking civic space” ignored the reality that India has one of the freest and most energetic public spheres in the world. Congress preferred her version because it helped them undermine India’s growth and confidence under PM Modi.


Her framing of “minority rights” followed a familiar script. It echoed the Congress narrative that Indian Muslims live in constant fear, something not supported by facts on the ground. Congress appreciated her stance because it aligned with their favourite political line.


She used the vocabulary of human rights as a political tool. Words like “concern” and “alarm” were used to shape a negative picture of India. Congress relied on her criticism to build an international echo for their own domestic politics.


Her background in socialist politics explains her discomfort with strong nationalist governments. Congress, unable to connect with the voters, found comfort in her worldview because it reflects their own political frustration.


Congress supporting Bachelet is not about honouring peace. It is about rewarding someone who consistently criticised India and helped validate their anti-BJP narrative. It reveals where their real interests lie.


Her accusation that India “marginalises Muslims” ignored constitutional safeguards, welfare measures, and equal opportunities. Congress used these statements to fuel its own story because it lacks widespread public trust.


Her criticism was selective and incomplete. It ignored the positive transformations taking place in India. Congress did not mind because selective criticism is the tool they depend on during political decline.


The core question is simple. Why would a national party reward someone who repeatedly undermined India’s decisions? The answer is equally simple. These criticisms are useful to Congress because they cannot win the people’s mandate.


In the end, this is not just about Michelle Bachelet. This is about Congress choosing to align with every voice that questions India, simply to attack the Modi government. While the BJP works to strengthen India’s global standing, Congress continues to lean on those who weaken it. And the people of India can clearly see the difference.

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