Western Sumi Hoho (WSH) and Naga Mothers’ Association (NMA) have lauded Nagaland police and Assam police in apprehending Bahar Uddin, the alleged drug kingpin of the North East along with his associates.
Strongly denouncing Bahar Uddin, WSH media cell expressed disheartenment to discover that Bahar Uddin held a position of authority as the president of New Market Jame Masjid Committee and used his influence to carry out illegal drug activities. It said the devastating impact of his actions on countless young lives was unimaginable. WSH demanded that the kingpin of drug cartels be thoroughly investigated and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, emphasising that it was crucial that justice was served to prevent such individuals from continuing to harm innocent individuals.
The hoho also commended Director General of Police, Nagaland Rupin Sharma for his strong stance against drug abuse, as well as Commissioner of Police, Dimapur Kevithuto Sophie for their prompt steps in capturing the accused. “Their dedication to eradicating the drug trade is crucial in protecting the community from further harm,” WSH stated.
NMA: Commending the collaborative efforts of Nagaland police and Assam police in apprehending drug kingpin Bahar Uddin and his associates, NMA appealed for thorough a probe and sought protection from any interference that could derail the investigation process.
In a press note, NMA also expressed concern over the drug menace plaguing Nagaland, both in the past and present and called for common concerns to hand-hold and capacitate all stakeholders to participate effectively and safeguard homes, children, familiesand the society. NMA also called for common voice to respond to the challenge,and be proactive and be able agents to tackle the crisis of drug menace in the State.