Bikaner police have frozen illegal assets worth Rs 1.79 crore belonging to two smuggler families under 'Operation Neelkanth'. 37 serious cases are registered against these families.
The Sadar police station has carried out a significant action under "Operation Neelkanth." The police have frozen illegal properties acquired through drug trafficking to financially weaken the smugglers' network.
This action was taken under the orders of the competent authority as per Section 68F of the NDPS Act. In this operation, the police targeted two habitual smuggler families.
According to information provided by the police, assets totaling Rs 1,79,05,609 from both families have been frozen. These assets include houses, agricultural land, and money deposited in bank accounts.
The details of the frozen properties are as follows:
Additionally, the police have also frozen agricultural land linked to the smuggler family.
The Sadar police station reported that these families have a long criminal record. A total of 37 serious cases are registered against the Sattar Ali family.
These include 9 cases against Sattar Ali, 13 against his son Sikandar Ali, 9 against Sajid Khan, 3 against Anish, and 3 against Sahil.
According to the police, Sikandar, Sajid, and Sahil are history-sheeters, while a history sheet has also been opened for Sattar Ali.
Regarding this action, SP Mridul Kachhawa said that other drug smugglers in the district are also being identified under "Operation Neelkanth."
He stated that the investigation into the illegal income and properties of these criminals is ongoing. Other properties acquired through smuggling will also be frozen soon. The SP emphasized that the main objective of the police is to break the financial backbone of the drug trade, and such actions will continue in the future.
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