Indore Crime Branch Arrests Absconding MD Drug Accused

The Indore City Crime Branch has arrested an accused who was on the run in a case related to the illegal trafficking of MD drugs. The accused, Shahid Mansoori, a resident of Firdous Nagar, had been evading arrest since another suspect, Alfaz Khan, was caught earlier this year with 11.4 grams of MD drugs worth around Rs 1.10 lakh.

According to Crime Branch officials, the case was registered under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act after Alfaz Khan's arrest. During the investigation, Shahid Mansoori was identified as another accused in the case. Police said Shahid, who works as an AC repair technician, had remained on the run after the incident.

The Crime Branch officials traced and arrested Shahid based on the inputs gathered during the investigation. Police are now questioning him to identify the source of the drugs, suppliers, buyers, and other people involved in the illegal narcotics network. Further investigation is underway, and more arrests may follow based on the information collected during interrogation.

The Indore Crime Branch has been actively working to curb the illegal drug trade in the city. Since January 1, 2026, the Crime Branch has registered 54 NDPS cases and arrested 116 accused. During these operations, police seized 2.38778 kg of MD drugs, 28.338 kg of ganja, 500 kg of bhang, 268.58 grams of brown sugar, 10 grams of cocaine, four country-made pistols with magazines, and four live cartridges, along with vehicles and other property collectively valued at around Rs 2.96 crore.

In another incident, the Hira Nagar Police Station arrested a man for allegedly possessing and trafficking brown sugar worth Rs 1.30 lakh. The accused, Aniket alias Chhotu Barbele, a resident of Anjani Nagar, was caught by the police during a patrol. A search conducted in the presence of witnesses led to the recovery of 10.28 grams of brown sugar from his possession.

The arrest of the accused and the seizure of drugs are a significant blow to the illegal drug trade in Indore. The police are working tirelessly to identify and arrest those involved in the trade, and to seize the drugs and other illegal substances.

The success of the Indore Crime Branch in curbing the illegal drug trade is a testament to their hard work and dedication. The police are committed to making the city a safer place for its residents, and their efforts are yielding positive results.

In conclusion, the arrest of the absconding MD drug accused and the seizure of drugs are a significant achievement for the Indore Crime Branch. The police will continue to work towards curbing the illegal drug trade and making the city a safer place for its residents.

The city of Indore is taking steps to improve its infrastructure and connectivity ahead of the Simhastha 2028 festival. The Indore ISBT is set to connect Madhya Pradesh with Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Delhi, making it easier for people to travel to and from the city.

The festival is expected to attract a large number of visitors, and the improved connectivity will help to facilitate their travel. The city is gearing up to host the festival, and the police are working to ensure that the event is safe and successful.

Overall, the arrest of the accused and the seizure of drugs are a positive development for the city of Indore. The police are working hard to curb the illegal drug trade, and their efforts are yielding positive results. The city is taking steps to improve its infrastructure and connectivity, making it a safer and more attractive place for its residents and visitors.