Op Aaghat 3.0: 285 Arrested, 2,000 Liquor Bottles Seized Ahead Of New Year By Delhi Police
Delhi Police launched Operation Aaghat 3.0, arresting 285 people and seizing weapons, drugs, illicit liquor and cash in a massive city-wide crackdown.
- Delhi Police arrested 285 individuals for illegal activities.
- Operation Aaghat 3.0 seized weapons, drugs, and liquor.
- Over 1,300 rounded up preventively; 116 'bad characters' held.
Delhi Police on Friday carried out Operation Aaghat 3.0 as part of a major pre-New Year crackdown, arresting 285 people for offences under the Excise Act, NDPS Act and Gambling Act, news agency ANI reported.
Police officials said 1,306 individuals were rounded up under preventive measures, while more than 500 people were detained as part of precautionary action. Additionally, 116 individuals identified as “bad characters” were arrested during the operation.
The drive led to the seizure of a large cache of illegal items, including firearms, sharp weapons, drugs and illicit liquor. Addressing the media, DCP South East Hemant Tiwari said the operation was aimed at strengthening law and order and preventing crime ahead of the festive rush.
Key Recoveries In Operation Aaghat 3.0
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504 persons apprehended under preventive measures
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116 ‘bad character’ offenders arrested
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21 country-made pistols
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20 live cartridges
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27 knives
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12,258 quarters of illicit liquor
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6.01 kg ganja
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₹2,30,990 recovered from gambling activities
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310 mobile phones seized
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231 two-wheelers and 1 four-wheeler seized
Several Arrests Also Taken Place
Police also arrested 10 property offenders and five auto-lifters during the operation. Tiwari said the arrested individuals have been booked under relevant legal provisions and described Operation Aaghat as a “significant step towards ensuring public safety”.
Earlier editions of Operation Aaghat were conducted in September and October, leading to multiple arrests and recoveries of firearms, narcotics and stolen property, as part of Delhi Police’s ongoing crackdown on organised crime and habitual offenders.
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