Mungeli – Under the direction of Mungeli Superintendent of Police Bhojram Patel, Mungeli Police took major action against the junkyards. 42 tonnes of illegal junk loaded in 2 big trucks, worth approximately twenty four lakh rupees, was also seized. The action against the people involved in the illegal activities of Mungeli Police will continue.


It is noteworthy that as soon as Mungeli Superintendent of Police Bhojram Patel took charge, he had given instructions to impose a complete ban against those doing illegal business in the district. In this connection, on November 8, the police received information from an informer that vehicles and trucks were being smuggled from Bilaspur side. Kamaka CG 06 M 0866 and from CG04 JD 4160 is about to be loaded with huge amount of illegal junk and is going towards Raipur. On receiving the information, Superintendent of Police Mungeli immediately formed a team and arrested the team. Superintendent of Police Pankaj Patel and Police Sub-Divisional Officer D.K.Under the able guidance of Singh, the police team sent to take action on the above number vehicle, stopped both the vehicles coming from Bilaspur in front of Pooja Dhaba on National Highway Kamak 130 of village Sulfa and checked the vehicle in front of witnesses in Kamak CG 06 M 0866. Driver Rajkumar was found full of junkNeti, father, Inderpal, 20 years old, resident of village Pasan, district Korba, Chhattisgarh, told that the owner of the said junk is Firoz Memon, resident of Bilaspur, who told that there are no documents and E-WAY BILL of the junk goods and the vehicle is in Kanmak CG 04 JD 4160. The rod was found loaded and the driver was Waris Khan, father of SardarKhan, aged 42 years, resident of Ratanpur district, Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, told that the owner of the junk goods was Imran Khan, resident of Bilaspur. The goods did not have valid documents and E-WAY BILL. It was said that the junk goods loaded in the above vehicle were property related to crime. On suspicion both vehicles were duly filled with junkIt was seized under section 106 BNSS and advance legal action was taken.The seized property included a vehicle truck Kamak CG 06M 0866 loaded with scrap along with a vehicle with a total weight of 16430 Kgs worth approximately Rs 11,00,000, another vehicle Truck Kamak CG 04 JD 4160 loaded with a scrap vehicle along with a vehicle, pipes, rods totaling Weighing 26350 kg and costing around Rs 12,72,000. , District cyber cell in-charge inspector Sanjay Singh Rajput, police station in-charge Sargaon sub-inspector Santosh Kumar Sharma, Ajay Chaurasia, Lokesh Rajput, Yashwant Dahria, Ashok Kaushik, Rajkumar, Jangade, Ramu Nishad, Suraj Dhuri, Vijay Banjare had special contribution in the entire proceedings