Police in Bhilwara district made a significant discovery on Sunday. They seized 2,300 opium plants that were allegedly being cultivated illegally. The plants were cleverly hidden among mustard and gram crops in Taswariya Khurd village. This village falls under the Shahpura police station area.
Police Action and Investigation
Authorities have registered a case under the NDPS Act. An investigation into the matter has already begun. Bhilwara SP Dharmendra Singh confirmed the action. He stated it was taken under the supervision of Shahpura ASP Rajesh Arya.
How the Discovery Unfolded
A police team was formed under Shahpura SHO Suresh Chand. The team received specific information about illegal opium plants. These plants were hidden in the field of Goma Banjara. The field is located in Banjaro Kheda village.
The police team promptly visited the field. Upon inspection, they found the opium plants growing between gram and mustard crops. This concealment method made the illegal cultivation less obvious to casual observers.
Seizure Process Documented
Police uprooted all 2,300 opium plants. The entire seizure process was conducted under videography. This ensures proper documentation of the evidence. Police officials emphasized that Goma Banjara was cultivating the opium without any licence or lease. Such cultivation is strictly prohibited under Indian law.
The operation highlights ongoing efforts by local police to combat illegal drug cultivation. It serves as a warning to others involved in similar activities. The community in Bhilwara district can expect continued vigilance from law enforcement.
