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Two youths arrested for possessing narcotics in Vellore

Police in Vellore arrested two young men after finding narcotics in their possession. The suspects were reportedly heading to Chennai to sell the drugs.

The Hindu Tamil NaduNovember 7, 20261 min read
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Two youths arrested for possessing narcotics in Vellore
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Vellore police conducted a routine check near the Vellore railway station and discovered a small quantity of illegal narcotics concealed in a bag carried by two youths. The officers seized the substances, identified them as a controlled substance under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, and placed the individuals in custody for further questioning. The suspects, both in their early twenties, were found to be traveling toward the Vellore railway platform with the intention of boarding a train bound for Chennai, where they planned to meet a buyer.

During the interrogation, the police learned that the two men had been recruited by a larger network that operates across Tamil Nadu, using railway routes to move small packages of drugs between cities. The authorities emphasized that the operation was part of an ongoing effort to dismantle drug trafficking corridors that exploit public transport systems. The seized narcotics were sent to the forensic laboratory for verification, and the case has been forwarded to the district magistrate for legal proceedings under the relevant drug laws.

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The arrest has prompted local officials to issue a reminder to the public about the dangers of drug abuse and the importance of reporting suspicious activity. Community leaders have called for increased vigilance at transport hubs, where traffickers often attempt to blend in with ordinary travelers. The police have also announced plans to conduct additional checks at railway stations and bus terminals in the coming weeks, aiming to curb the flow of illicit substances and protect the safety of residents.

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