Special drive against history-sheeters, persons with criminal backgrounds conducted in Chennai
The Greater Chennai Police conducted a special operation to enhance public safety, resulting in the arrest of 15 individuals, including four history-sheeters. In a simultaneous anti-narcotics drive, police seized drugs and arrested four more suspects. Authorities emphasized their commitment to tackling criminal activities and maintaining law and order in the city.
- ▪The Greater Chennai Police intercepted 410 suspects and arrested 15 persons during a special drive.
- ▪Four history-sheeters were among those arrested, identified by their aliases and locations.
- ▪An anti-narcotics operation led to the seizure of 1.2 kg of ganja and 30 pain-relief tablets.
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In a special drive to curb activities affecting the law and order in the city, the Greater Chennai Police (GCP) intercepted 410 suspects and arrested 15 persons, including four history-sheeters.The special operation was carried out on Friday on the orders of GCP Commissioner A. Amalraj to ensure the safety of the public and business establishments.The arrested history-sheeters were identified as Vijay, alias Jackie, 22, and Kishore, alias Kishore Kumar, 25, from Kodungaiyur police limits; Sanjay, alias Dolu, 24, from MKB Nagar police limits; and Ramesh, alias Rangaraj, 25, from New Washermenpet police limits.Anti-narcotics driveIn an anti-narcotics special drive conducted on the same day, the police conducted inspections at 86 locations and monitored 36 narcotics offenders.The police…
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