Bhadwar Police recently carried out operations leading to the arrest of two individuals involved in separate criminal cases. These arrests underscore the police's commitment to maintaining law and order and curbing crime in the region.

In the first instance, the police apprehended a person against whom a non-bailable warrant had been issued. Non-bailable warrants are typically issued when an individual fails to comply with court orders or evades appearance. Such arrests are crucial to ensure the judicial process is not obstructed and the accused is brought into judicial custody. According to police sources, the individual, who had been absconding for a considerable period, was tracked down and arrested based on confidential information.

In the second case, the police arrested an accused under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. The NDPS Act is India's primary legislation governing the trade and consumption of narcotic substances. Arrests under this act usually pertain to drug trafficking, sale, or illegal possession. This particular arrest highlights the police's proactive stance against narcotics, a vital step in combating the growing drug problem in society. The police also recovered some incriminating materials from the accused, which are currently under investigation.

Both arrests demonstrate the vigilance and dedication of the Bhadwar Police towards crime control. Police officials stated that strict action would continue against lawbreakers, and all necessary measures would be taken to ensure peace and security in the area. These arrests are expected to help curb criminal activities in the region.