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Police demolish ‘illegal’ roadside shop in Idukkki over drug trade allegations

Police demolish ‘illegal’ roadside shop in Idukkki over drug trade allegations
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Police in Idukki, Kerala, demolished a roadside shop allegedly used as a hub for drug trafficking after the owner failed to comply with multiple warnings. The action followed a court dismissal of the owner's petition to stay the eviction.

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Demonstrates local law enforcement efforts to combat drug trade and the role of judicial oversight in administrative actions.

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The Santhanpara police recently demolished an ‘illegal’ roadside shop in Pooppara, Idukki, which had allegedly been selling drugs and had became a major hub for illicit trade. The crackdown was carried out as part of ‘Operation Toofan,’ a Statewide anti-drugs campaign.

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