112.34 Kg of Venison Seized by PS Humfrigunj, 04 Individuals Arrested

Tarun Karthick

Port Blair, 27 June 2023

In a relentless pursuit of combating unlawful actions, the Humfrigunj Police achieved a major breakthrough by intercepting an auto-rickshaw carrying a considerable amount of venison meat within the Wandoor space. The operation passed off on twenty fourth July 2023, following credible info obtained by the Police Station Humfrigunj.

Upon receiving the tip-off, a swift response staff was fashioned, led by the Sub-Divisional Police Officer (SDPO) of Bambooflat, Shri Arshdeep Singh Panwar (DANIPS). The staff was spearheaded by SI Gaurav Banerjee, SHO PS Humfrigunj, and comprised devoted officers together with ASI RC Singh, PC/1534 M. Sudarsana Rao, PC/1424 Sanjib Shil, PC/1102 Sankar S Aind, PC/2647 Aurangzeb Ahmed, PC/2915 Sabraj Mohd., PC/2698 Nitesh Baidya, PC/430 Mani Kandan, and PC/2873 Reba Mazumder.

With the knowledge at hand, the staff swiftly laid a entice and noticed an auto-rickshaw with registration quantity AN01 G 5918 close to the Government Middle School in Wandoor. Upon nearer inspection, the officers found 4 people in possession of suspicious venison meat, which weighed a staggering 112.34 kilograms.

The apprehended people had been recognized as follows:

1. Dipankar Sarkar, 35 years previous, an auto driver residing in Shadipur.

2. Dinesh Kumar, 36 years previous, a non-public employee residing in New Pahargoan.

3. Sanjit Mondal, 34 years previous, residing in Dollygunj.

4. Madhabi Mondal, 43 years previous, residing in Dollygunj, close to Shiv Mandir.

Following their apprehension, the seized venison, value an estimated 112.34 kilograms, was confiscated, and the suspects had been handed over to the Forest Department for additional obligatory authorized motion.

In response to this profitable operation, the Humfrigunj Police inspired the general public to actively take part in curbing legal actions by reporting any info associated to crimes or unlawful undertakings to the police. Citizens can share such info by the helpline numbers 112, 03192-232100, and 03192-236641, with the reassurance that their identification will likely be saved confidential.

The Police Department is steadfast in its dedication to upholding the regulation and sustaining the security and safety of the area. Operations comparable to this function a stern warning to these concerned in unlawful actions that they are going to face the total pressure of the regulation.