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Capital Police, Itanagar, AP, Itanagar (2026)

26/07/2026

*PRESS RELEASE*

*Niti Vihar Police Bust Two-Wheeler Theft Racket; Seven Stolen Scooties Recovered*

In a swift and commendable operation, Niti Vihar Police has cracked three cases of two-wheeler theft, registered as PS Case Nos. 33/26, 34/26, and 36/26 under Section 305(b) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
Acting on sustained investigation and intelligence inputs, the police successfully apprehended several Children in Conflict with Law involved in the thefts. In a major breakthrough, a total of seven stolen scooties were recovered from multiple locations across the Itanagar Capital Region (ICR), including Itanagar and Naharlagun.

Authorities are currently working to establish the ownership of some of the recovered vehicles, while also pursuing leads to uncover any additional stolen two-wheelers linked to the case.
The investigation remains ongoing, with efforts focused on identifying and verifying the involvement of other individuals who may be connected to similar criminal activities.

26/07/2026

Relentless Efforts of the Special Action Team (SAT): Capital Police Itanagar Arrests Another Woman Drug Peddler
Itanagar, 25 July 2026: Continuing its sustained crackdown against drug trafficking, the Special Action Team (SAT) of Capital Police Itanagar successfully apprehended a woman suspected of trafficking he**in on 24 July 2026. The identity of the accused is being withheld as the investigation is currently in progress.
Acting on specific and credible intelligence, the SAT team consist of SI Tejab Tadar, H/C Tashi Wangchu, Ct. Tasso Taser, Ct. Jumter Romin and L/Ct. Dulley Yashing swiftly launched an operation under the supervision of DySP HQ ICR and intercepted the suspected drug peddler near her rented accommodation at Mithun Happa Colony, Chimpu, Itanagar.
During spot interrogation, the accused allegedly disclosed that she had concealed the contraband and other incriminating articles inside a black polythene bag hidden beneath a stack of old wood within the compound of her rented accommodation. Based on her disclosure, a search was conducted in the presence of two independent witnesses after observing all legal formalities prescribed under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985.
During the search, the police recovered and seized:
36 plastic vials containing suspected he**in (gross weight: 46 grams, including the weight of the containers);
11 empty plastic vials; and
Three used syringes.
The entire search and seizure proceedings were photographed and videographed through the e-Sakshya App vide SID No. 2605516266071450.
A case has been registered at Chimpu Police Station under the relevant provisions of the NDPS Act, 1985, and further investigation is in progress to identify the source of the contraband and uncover any links to a larger drug trafficking network.
Capital Police Itanagar sincerely appreciates the active cooperation and support extended by youth leaders, ward members, and responsible citizens in its ongoing efforts to eradicate the menace of drugs from the Itanagar Capital Region. Such community participation continues to play a vital role in ensuring a safer and drug-free society.
Issued by:
Office of the Superintendent of Police
Capital Police, Itanagar

24/07/2026

PRESS BRIEF
"Operation All Out": Capital Police Itanagar Arrests One Suspected Drug Peddler
Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh | 24 July 2026
In another major anti-narcotics operation conducted on 23 July 2026, the Special Action Team (SAT) of Capital Police Itanagar successfully apprehended a suspected drug peddler from the Mob-II area under Niti Vihar Police Station, Itanagar.
The operation was led by Shri Chamrak Arun, APPS, Deputy Superintendent of Police (HQ), ICR, and Shri Chera Saban, APPS, SDPO Itanagar, along with a team comprising SI Tejab Tadar, HC Tashi Wangchu, Ct. Tasso Tasser, Ct. Jumter Romin, and L/Ct. Dulley Yasing.
Acting on specific and credible intelligence, the SAT intercepted the suspect near his rented accommodation at Mob-II, Niti Vihar, after obtaining due authorization. During the operation, the accused, a resident of Assam (whose identity is being withheld in the interest of the investigation), was apprehended. A search of the rented premises led to the recovery of 46 plastic vials containing suspected he**in weighing approximately 9.73 grams.
The house search, personal search, and seizure were conducted strictly in accordance with the provisions of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, in the presence of Mrs. Mary Tanyang, Circle Officer, Itanagar, acting as the Executive Magistrate/Gazetted Officer, and two independent witnesses.
During sustained interrogation, the accused disclosed the identity of his alleged supplier, who is reportedly based in Assam. Efforts are underway to apprehend the main supplier and dismantle the wider drug trafficking network.
A case has been registered at Niti Vihar Police Station under the relevant provisions of the NDPS Act. Further investigation is in progress to identify and apprehend other individuals connected with the drug trafficking network operating in the Capital Region.
The sustained crackdown against narcotics is being carried out by the Special Action Team (SAT) under the close supervision Superintendent of Police, Capital Itanagar, as part of the ongoing efforts to eradicate drug trafficking, dismantle organized drug networks, and curb substance abuse.
Capital Police Itanagar reiterates its unwavering commitment to making the Capital Region drug-free and advancing the objectives of Operation All Out of the Arunachal Pradesh Police.

Issued by:
O/o SP Capital, Itanagar

14/07/2026

ITANAGAR POLICE SOLVES ₹13 LAKH DAYLIGHT ROBBERY; ALL THREE ACCUSED ARRESTED

Capital Police has solved the armed robbery committed at Neelam Traders, Gandhi Market, Itanagar, and arrested all three accused after nearly three weeks of sustained investigation.

On 22 June 2026 at about 11:19 AM, two persons entered the shop on the pretext of viewing CCTV footage relating to lost articles. One of them produced a knife concealed inside a file cover, threatened the cashier and robbed approximately ₹13 lakh, while a third accomplice remained outside as a lookout.

A special team led by the Officer-in-Charge, Police Station Itanagar, comprising SI Samuel Ngupok, ASI Marki Kamgo, Ct. Punyo Tamar, Ct. Jumli Zirdo, Ct. Shankar Nampe, Ct. Tago Ligu, Ct. Mejir Pale, Ct. Sandeep Yadav and Ct. Chukey Digle, examined more than 500 hours of CCTV footage and carried out technical analysis, mobile-phone analysis, witness examination, source development and field verification.

The accused were identified as Prem Rebe, Gungung Tagang and Yubi Kamchi. Prem Rebe and Gungung Tagang entered the shop, while Yubi Kamchi remained outside as a lookout.

After the robbery, the accused fled towards Seppa and repeatedly changed locations. Gungung Tagang and Yubi Kamchi were apprehended at Seppa. The principal accused, Prem Rebe, was subsequently traced and arrested after continued surveillance and intelligence gathering.

Investigation revealed that part of the robbed money was used to purchase a four-wheeler, two-wheelers, mobile phones and other articles. Several properties have been recovered, and money lying in one accused person’s bank account has been frozen.

Capital Police acknowledges the assistance extended by East Kameng Police, particularly the Officer-in-Charge, Police Station Seppa, Ct. Shankar Taniang, and Ct. Sanu Raj of Police Station Naharlagun.

The case was detected through sustained fieldwork, technical analysis and inter-district coordination despite the absence of a continuous CCTV trail.

07/07/2026

*Another Breakthrough: Capital Police Itanagar Arrests Suspected Drug Peddler; Seizes 11.14 Grams of Suspected He**in*

*Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh*
*Dated: 07 July 2026*

In another significant breakthrough in its sustained crackdown against drug trafficking, the Special Action Team (SAT) of Capital Police Itanagar apprehended a suspected drug peddler near the bridge connecting Police Colony, Vivek Vihar, and Statistics Colony, Itanagar, on 06 July 2026, acting on specific source information.

The operation was led by SI Padam Padi, assisted by SAT members Ct. Rinchin Tsering, Ct. Tasso Tasser, Ct. Passang Norbu, HC Jerry Romin, and L/Ct. Taniang Asha, under the supervision of Shri Chamrak Arun, DySP (HQ), Itanagar, Head of the Special Action Team (SAT).

During the operation, police recovered 10 plastic vials containing suspected he**in weighing 11.14 grams (including the weight of the vials) from the possession of the accused, whose identity is being withheld as the investigation is in progress. Additionally, four empty plastic vials, one syringe, one green lighter, packing materials, and one OPPO F21 mobile phone were seized.

Preliminary enquiry revealed that the accused had allegedly procured the suspected he**in from the Naharlagun area. Immediate follow-up action has been initiated to identify and apprehend other persons involved in the supply chain.

A regular case has been registered at Itanagar Police Station vide ITA PS Case No. 182/2026 under Sections 21(a), 27A, and 29 of the NDPS Act, and further investigation is in progress.

The search and seizure proceedings were conducted in the presence of Shri Chera Saban, SDPO Itanagar (Gazetted Officer) and two independent witnesses, in strict compliance with the provisions of the NDPS Act.

The entire operation was carried out under the close supervision of Shri Jummar Basar, SP Capital Itanagar.

Capital Police Itanagar reiterates its unwavering commitment to eradicating drug trafficking and making the Capital Region a Drug-Free City. Members of the public are urged to share any information regarding drug trafficking or any other illicit activities through the dedicated police helpline numbers or via the official Capital Police Itanagar page. Public participation remains crucial in the collective fight against the menace of narcotics.

*"Together, Let's Build a Drug-Free Capital."*

30/06/2026

PRESS RELEASE

*Capital Police Seizes 38.8 Grams of Suspected He**in at BN Colony, Chimpu; One* *Drug Peddler Arrested*

Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh
Dated: 30 June 2026

In its sustained crackdown against drug trafficking, Capital Police Itanagar conducted a successful anti-narcotics operation at BN Colony, Chimpu, on 29 June 2026, leading to the arrest of Bicky Nidak Tamin @ Biki Tamin (22 years), S/o Shri Tapor Nidak, R/o BN Colony, Chimpu.
The operation was carried out by the Special Action Team (SAT) of Capital Police Itanagar under the supervision of Shri Chamrak Arun, APPS, DySP (HQ), Itanagar. The team was led by SI Padam Padi and comprised HC Jerry Romin, Ct. Rinchin Tsering, Ct. Passang Norbu, and Ct. Tasso Tasser, with the active participation of Shri Chera Saban, SDPO Itanagar, and Shri Niraj Nishant, Officer-in-Charge, Chimpu Police Station.
During the operation, the accused was intercepted while travelling on a scooter at BN Colony, Chimpu. To ensure strict compliance with the provisions of the NDPS Act regarding personal search, Shri Tamo Dada, Assistant Commissioner (Executive Magistrate), Itanagar, was immediately informed and requested to witness the proceedings.
Upon the arrival of the Executive Magistrate, the personal search of the accused was conducted at the spot, resulting in the recovery of three plastic vials containing suspected he**in (brown sugar) from his right pocket.
During sustained interrogation, the accused disclosed that he had concealed additional narcotic substances at his residence. Acting on this disclosure, the police team proceeded to his residence at BN Colony, where a house search was conducted in the presence of the Executive Magistrate and independent witnesses. During the search, five plastic containers containing suspected he**in were recovered from the residence and adjoining garden area.
In total, 38.8 grams of suspected he**in were recovered and seized from the possession of the accused.
The following items were also seized:
₹22,600 in cash, suspected to be proceeds of drug trafficking;
One Apple iPhone 13; and
One Yamaha Ray ZR scooter bearing Registration No. AR-01T-8237, allegedly used in the commission of the offence.
During preliminary interrogation, the accused disclosed that the suspected he**in had been procured and that payment had allegedly been made through an online transaction. The lead is being verified, and efforts are underway to identify and apprehend other persons involved in the supply chain.
A case has been registered at Chimpu Police Station vide Case No. 57/2026 under Sections 21(b)/27A/29 of the NDPS Act, 1985. Further investigation is in progress to dismantle the entire drug network and trace the financial trail associated with the racket.
The entire operation was closely supervised by Shri Jummar Basar, SP Capital Itanagar, who reiterated the unwavering commitment of Capital Police Itanagar to dismantle drug trafficking networks, bring all those involved to justice, and make the Capital Region a drug-free and safer place for all citizens.
Capital Police Itanagar remains steadfast in its mission to take stringent action against drug traffickers and protect the youth from the menace of narcotic drugs.

Issued by:
O/o SP Capital Itanagar,

26/06/2026

Major Recovery of Stolen Two-Wheelers by Itanagar Police

As part of a sustained drive undertaken during the last twenty days to curb two-wheeler thefts in Itanagar and adjoining areas, Itanagar Police has achieved a major breakthrough.

After the registration of Itanagar PS Case No. 171/2026 dated 25/06/2026 u/s 305(b) BNS, four Children in Conflict with Law, aged between 10 to 14 years, were apprehended in accordance with law. On their disclosure and at their instance, around 14 stolen two-wheelers, including the scooter stolen in the instant case, have been recovered from different locations across ICR and Papum Pare region.

The operation was carried out under the supervision of SDPO Itanagar and OC PS Itanagar.

The drive involved constant source engagement, field verification and sustained follow-up by the staff of PS Itanagar. Since the registration numbers, engine numbers and chassis numbers of several recovered vehicles appear to have been tampered with, verification of the actual vehicle particulars and ownership details is presently underway. The recovered vehicles shall be restored to their rightful owners after completion of due legal procedure.

The commendable work was carried out by the team of PS Itanagar comprising SI Padam Padi, SI Tejap Tadar, SI Kenter Tacha, Ct. Tayu Bodo, Ct. Kipa Taji, Ct. Santosh Garam, Ct. Rinchen Norbu, Ct. Jumli Zirdo, Ct. Tok Raju, Ct. T. Lego, Ct. S. Nampe, Ct. M. Wangsu, Ct. Hage Tachang, Ct Sandeep Yadav, Ct. Phassang Norbu and other staff of PS Itanagar.

Special appreciation is placed on record for ASI M. Kamgo, CHM PS Itanagar, whose sustained source engagement, field follow-up and personal efforts played a key role in making the recoveries possible.

Itanagar Police remains committed to preventing vehicle theft, identifying offenders and returning stolen property to rightful owners.

26/06/2026

Capital Police Itanagar observes International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking

The International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking was observed today by Capital Police, Itanagar through a series of awareness programmes, sports activities, and community engagement initiatives across the Capital Region.

As part of the observance, Niti Vihar Police Station organised a collaborative event at Jollang in partnership with Stepping Stone Rehabilitation Centre, Brahma Kumari Rajyoga Centre, Jollang, and Lost and Found Group, Itanagar, an NGO supporting recovering addicts.

The programme commenced with a cake-cutting ceremony at Gecko Futsal Ground, followed by friendly football matches aimed at promoting teamwork, discipline, and healthy living. Members of Brahma Kumari Rajyoga Centre also conducted a meditation session for the participants. The event concluded with a prize distribution ceremony, celebrating sporting spirit and the collective fight against substance abuse.

Similarly, Chimpu Police Station, in association with Urban Primary Health Centre, Chimpu, conducted an awareness programme at the VKV Itanagar Auditorium Hall. Students were sensitised on the harmful effects of drug abuse and the growing threat of illicit trafficking. They were encouraged to remain vigilant, make informed choices, and contribute towards building a drug-free society.

The programme also promoted the use of the Emergency Response Support System — ERSS Dial 112 for reporting drug-related activities and other emergencies. Officials highlighted the continuing efforts of Capital Police through enforcement, awareness campaigns, preventive action, and community participation.

In another major initiative, Capital Police Itanagar, in collaboration with PeaceTribe, organised a 5 km Awareness Marathon at IG Park, Itanagar. More than 600 participants, including students, youth, fitness enthusiasts, and residents from across the Itanagar Capital Region and other parts of Arunachal Pradesh, took part in the marathon.

The marathon aimed to raise awareness against substance abuse while encouraging fitness, discipline, and healthy lifestyles among the youth.

Capital Police Itanagar remains committed to working with the community, civil society organisations, educational institutions, and all stakeholders in the collective fight against drug abuse and illicit trafficking.

Say No to Drugs. Choose Life. Choose Health.

26/06/2026

Capital Police Itanagar observes International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking

The International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking was observed today by Capital Police, Itanagar through a series of awareness programmes, sports activities, and community engagement initiatives across the Capital Region.

As part of the observance, Niti Vihar Police Station organised a collaborative event at Jollang in partnership with Stepping Stone Rehabilitation Centre, Brahma Kumari Rajyoga Centre, Jollang, and Lost and Found Group, Itanagar, an NGO supporting recovering addicts.

The programme commenced with a cake-cutting ceremony at Gecko Futsal Ground, followed by friendly football matches aimed at promoting teamwork, discipline, and healthy living. Members of Brahma Kumari Rajyoga Centre also conducted a meditation session for the participants. The event concluded with a prize distribution ceremony, celebrating sporting spirit and the collective fight against substance abuse.

Similarly, Chimpu Police Station, in association with Urban Primary Health Centre, Chimpu, conducted an awareness programme at the VKV Itanagar Auditorium Hall. Students were sensitised on the harmful effects of drug abuse and the growing threat of illicit trafficking. They were encouraged to remain vigilant, make informed choices, and contribute towards building a drug-free society.

The programme also promoted the use of the Emergency Response Support System — ERSS Dial 112 for reporting drug-related activities and other emergencies. Officials highlighted the continuing efforts of Capital Police through enforcement, awareness campaigns, preventive action, and community participation.

In another major initiative, Capital Police Itanagar, in collaboration with PeaceTribe, organised a 5 km Awareness Marathon at IG Park, Itanagar. More than 600 participants, including students, youth, fitness enthusiasts, and residents from across the Itanagar Capital Region and other parts of Arunachal Pradesh, took part in the marathon.

The marathon aimed to raise awareness against substance abuse while encouraging fitness, discipline, and healthy lifestyles among the youth.

Capital Police Itanagar remains committed to working with the community, civil society organisations, educational institutions, and all stakeholders in the collective fight against drug abuse and illicit trafficking.

Say No to Drugs. Choose Life. Choose Health.

26/06/2026

PRESS BRIEF
Capital Police Itanagar Arrests Two Drug Peddlers
Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh | 26 June 2026
In a major anti-narcotics operation conducted on 25 June 2026, Niti Vihar Police Station, with the assistance of the Special Action Team (SAT) of Capital Police Itanagar, successfully dismantled a he**in peddling network operating from Senki Park, Itanagar.
The operation was led by the Special Action Team (SAT) headed by Shri Chamrak Arun, APPS, DySP (HQ), ICR. The SAT team comprised SI Padam Padi, Ct. Rinchin Tsering, Ct. Tasso Tasser, Ct. Passang Norbu, and L/Ct. Jananko Mirip Singpho, working in coordination with the Niti Vihar Police Station team headed by SI Tejab Tadar, who served as the Seizing Officer.
Acting on specific and credible intelligence, the police conducted a search operation after obtaining due authorization. During the operation, Shri Johnson Dulom (29), a resident of Senki Park, was apprehended. A house search led to the recovery of 12 plastic vials containing suspected he**in, weighing approximately 15 grams (including the plastic vials), along with ₹13,100 in cash, suspected to be proceeds of drug trafficking. The house search, personal search, and seizure were conducted in strict compliance with the provisions of the NDPS Act, in the presence of a Gazetted Officer and independent witnesses.
During sustained interrogation, the accused disclosed the identity of his supplier. Acting swiftly on this lead, the Special Action Team (SAT) of Capital Police Itanagar, along with Shri Chera Saban, APPS, SDPO Itanagar, and the Investigating Officer, Inspector Hage Loder of Niti Vihar Police Station, intercepted and apprehended Shri Duri Dakpe along NH-415 near 6 Kilo, Itanagar. After observing all mandatory legal formalities under the NDPS Act, the police recovered and seized 17 plastic vials containing suspected he**in from his Honda Dio scooter, along with ₹4,580 in cash, suspected to be proceeds of drug trafficking. The personal search and seizure were conducted in the presence of Ms. Mary Tanyang, Executive Magistrate and Circle Officer (CO), and independent witnesses.
In total, the Capital Police Itanagar seized 29 plastic vials containing suspected he**in and ₹17,680 in cash, suspected to be proceeds of drug trafficking, during the operation.
A case has been registered at Niti Vihar Police Station vide Case No. 30/2026 under Sections 21(b) and 27A of the NDPS Act. Further investigation is underway to identify and apprehend other persons connected with the drug trafficking network operating in the Capital Region.
The sustained crackdown against narcotics is being proactively carried out by the Special Action Team (SAT) under the close supervision of Shri Jummar Basar, SP Capital Itanagar, as part of the ongoing efforts to eradicate drug trafficking and substance abuse.
Capital Police Itanagar reiterates its unwavering commitment to making the Capital Region drug-free and to advancing the objectives of Operation Dawn 2.0 and Operation All Out of the Arunachal Pradesh Police.

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