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Mizoram Truck Haul of 72.51 kg Yaba Tops Series of Big Meth and Heroin Seizures in Northeast

The seizures are expected to prompt focused NDPS probes to trace suppliers across the IndiaMyanmar border.

Overview

  • Mizoram police intercepted a truck near Saitual and recovered 72.51 kg of methamphetamine tablets hidden in a cavity above the driver’s cabin, detaining three people while the driver fled.
  • Assam and Manipur teams separately stopped a vehicle near Amingaon and found 50,000 methamphetamine tablets plus 67.5 grams of heroin concealed in secret compartments, leading to three arrests.
  • Earlier on July 30, Jogighopa police in Bongaigaon arrested repeat offender Mofidul Islam and seized 10,000 Yaba tablets from his home that police value at about Rs 3 crore.
  • Authorities have registered multiple cases under the NDPS Act and said investigations are active to identify upstream suppliers and downstream distributors linked to Myanmar routes.
  • The region’s long unfenced border with Myanmar and common use of modified vehicles and hidden cavities explain why officials view these recent hauls as part of broader cross-border trafficking that enforcement aims to disrupt.