Police Attach Drug Peddler's Rs 55 Lakh House in Shopian

Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian have attached a double-storey house worth Rs 55 lakh, allegedly acquired through illicit drug trade profits. The property, owned by Ghulam Mohammad Khanday, was seized by police with compliance to legal protocols, highlighting ongoing efforts against drug-related offenses.

In an aggressive move against the illegal drug trade, police in Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian district have seized a house valued at Rs 55 lakh. The double-storey residence, owned by Ghulam Mohammad Khanday, is suspected to have been acquired with income from drug trafficking.

A police spokesperson confirmed the property's attachment, revealing that the house is linked to a case at the local Keller Police Station. The seizure took place in the Zrakan Keller area, aiming to disrupt the financial gains of drug dealers.

The procedure adhered to legal standards, involving a police team, Executive Magistrate, Lambardar, and Chowkidar, ensuring full compliance with judicial protocols, reflecting ongoing efforts to clamp down on the narcotics trade in the region.

(With inputs from agencies.)