Assam Police seized a large consignment of suspected yaba tablets worth around Rs 60 lakh in Hailakandi district and arrested two people, officials said on Friday. The action was taken as part of a police operation against the illegal drug trade in the state.Key HighlightsAssam Police seized suspected yaba tablets worth about Rs 60 lakh.Two people were arrested in Hailakandi district.The seizure was made during a police operation.Officials said the case involves suspected narcotic tablets.What Happened in Hailakandi?According to officials, Assam Police recovered a large quantity of suspected narcotic tablets in Hailakandi district. The seized tablets are believed to be yaba, a drug that is illegally sold and used.Police also arrested two people in connection with the seizure. Their names and other personal details were not provided in the IANS description.The estimated value of the seized consignment is around Rs 60 lakh. The seizure is part of efforts by Assam Police to stop the movement and sale of illegal drugs in the state.Where Did the Police Action Take Place?The operation took place in Hailakandi district of Assam. Hailakandi is located in southern Assam and shares a border with Mizoram and other areas of the state.Police operations against narcotics are carried out to prevent illegal drugs from reaching local markets and other parts of the region.Officials said the suspected narcotic tablets were seized during the operation. The two arrested persons are now part of the investigation.“Assam Police have seized a large consignment of suspected narcotic tablets worth around Rs 60 lakh and arrested two persons in Hailakandi district.”The statement was reported by IANS, quoting officials.What Happens Next?Following the seizure and arrests, police are expected to investigate the source of the tablets and their intended destination. The investigation may also look at whether other people were involved in the alleged drug network.The exact number of tablets seized, the identities of the two arrested persons and further details of the case were not provided in the IANS description.Police will continue the investigation under the applicable laws related to narcotic drugs.The seizure highlights the ongoing action by Assam Police against illegal narcotics. Further details may emerge as the investigation progresses.
