Nurpur Police Achieves Milestone in Drug Trafficking Crackdown

Significant Progress in Drug Enforcement

Sudhandhu Sharma
Nurpur

In a significant advancement in the fight against drug trafficking, the Nurpur Police have made notable strides under their 'Zero Tolerance' initiative. Their effective legal actions have resulted in the conviction of a repeat offender under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act.

Judicial Outcome
Today, the Judicial Magistrate First Class (JMFC) in Indora sentenced Sanjeev Kumar, also known as Prince, who is the son of Ashok Kumar and resides in Ward No. 3, Damtal, Tehsil Indora, District Kangra, to one year of rigorous imprisonment along with a fine of ₹10,000. Should he fail to pay the fine, he will face additional imprisonment.

Details of the Case
In 2016, Sanjeev Kumar was apprehended by the Indora Police with 3.90 grams of heroin, commonly referred to as 'chitta'. A comprehensive investigation followed, leading to the presentation of compelling evidence in court.

Judgment Announcement
On March 5, 2026, the court declared him guilty based on the evidence and testimonies provided by witnesses.

Criminal Background
Sanjeev Kumar has a history of criminal activity, with 13 FIRs filed against him in the Damtal and Indora regions, encompassing offenses such as theft, assault, illegal liquor trade, and violations of the NDPS Act.

This conviction serves as a strong warning to drug traffickers in the area.

Call to Action from Police
The Nurpur Police have called upon the community to report any information regarding illegal drug activities promptly. The Himachal Pradesh Police remain dedicated to ensuring justice and combating the narcotics issue.