In a routine police checkpoint at the old Rangpo checkpost, a 22-year-old meat and fish seller, Jishan Raja, was arrested after being found in possession of illegal items. Raja, originally from Kishanganj, Bihar, and residing in IBM Rangpo, was intercepted by police with 272 Spasmoproxyvon tablets, 2 gold bracelets, a gold chain, a gold ring, 2 empty bullet shells (7.65mm), 2 live bullets (7.65mm), and a silver-colored pistol made in the USA (serial number 11).
The items were seized, photographed, and sealed in the presence of witnesses and gazetted officers. The arrest has led to a case registered under the Sikkim Anti-Drugs Act (SADA) and the Arms Act. Investigations are ongoing to determine the origin and intended use of the illegal substances and firearm.
Sikkim's Youth Leader Tshering Wangchuk Lepcha has been selected to participate in a prestigious three-week…
Pakyong, October 7: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is scheduled to visit Sikkim from October 10-12,…
Effort to address the long-standing demands of marginalized Nepali communities in Sikkim and West Bengal,…
The Union Cabinet has conferred classical language status on five new languages – Marathi, Pali,…
Nar Bahadur Bhandari (5 October 1940 – 16 July 2017) served as the Chief Minister…
The Geological Survey of India (GSI), under the aegis of the Ministry of Mines, Government…