Saran police arrested three accused in the Mufassil police station area of Chhapra as part of the Nasha Mukt Saran campaign.[1] The operation involved raids at two separate shops in the Mufassil area.[1][2] Those arrested were one vegetable seller and two grocery sellers.[1] Police identified the vegetable seller as Abhishek Kumar Singh, son of Ajab Narayan Singh of Sadha Nevaji Tola in the Mufassil area.[1]
On 2 November police received a tip that ganja was being bought and sold at a vegetable shop in front of the Bazaar Samiti gate and raided the shop.[1][2] Abhishek Kumar Singh was arrested in that raid.[1][2] A search in the presence of the Sadar revenue officer recovered 84.02 grams of ganja-like substance, ganja being the local name for cannabis, from him.[1][2] The same day police received a second tip that smack was being bought and sold at Dada Kirana General Store near the Dudhiya bridge and raided that shop.[1] Yuvraj Sharma and Raushan Sharma, sons of late Krishna Sharma of Sadha, were arrested there.[1][2]
The search of that grocery shop recovered 13.82 grams of smack-like substance and one weighing scale.[1][2] Mufassil police station case number 804/26 dated 2 November 2026 was registered under NDPS Act sections 8/20(b)(ii)(A), 8(C) and 21(B) and lawful action against the three was under way.[1][2] The drive was carried out on the directions of Senior Superintendent of Police Roshan Kumar against illegal narcotics and dry intoxicants, and police said the campaign against traders would continue.[1]
