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Assam Police have made significant progress in cracking down on illegal activities in the region with a recent operation in Kokrajhar district. Authorities seized a large cache of weapons, including an AK-47 and several homemade rifles, from a jungle area. The operation, which took place early Tuesday morning, led to the arrest of two people suspected of being involved in a fake gold smuggling ring.
The seizure of the weapons was the result of specific intelligence gathered by the police. Based on detailed clues, the police conducted a thorough search of the dense jungle area in Kokrajhar, which is a hotspot for various illegal activities. The operation led by senior officials discovered the weapons hidden in a concealed location, highlighting the extensive nature of the illegal trade in the area.
In addition to the weapons, police arrested two suspects allegedly involved in a counterfeit gold smuggling ring. The suspects, whose identities have not yet been released, are believed to have links to several other criminal activities in the area. Authorities are investigating their links to both the weapons cache and the gold smuggling ring.
The successful operation underscores the sustained efforts of the Assam Police to combat illegal activities and ensure security in the region. The recovery of such a large quantity of weapons and the arrest of suspects involved in serious crimes reflect the commitment of the police to fight crime and maintain law and order.
Police spokesmen stressed that the crackdown on illegal activities would continue with increased vigilance. They called on the public to report suspicious activities and help maintain peace and security.
As the investigation progresses, authorities are expected to reveal more details on the extent of the arms trade and the wider impact of the smuggling of fake gold. The latest action is part of a broader initiative by the Assam Police to target criminal networks and effectively dismantle their operations.
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