For some time, cases of drug trafficking are coming to the fore from across the country. In the latest case, four people, including three Assam Rifles jawans, have been arrested with drugs worth Rs one crore. Despite this, only Shahrukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan is in constant discussion.
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In this case, the question is why don’t big cases of drug trafficking become a part of the media debate. Why are the people associated with Bollywood always the target of the media? Recently, a big case of drug trafficking came to light from Rajasthan and Adani Port, but after a little discussion, there was no mainstream media debate on it. This is the reason that in the case of drug trafficking, the question has been raised about the media trial.
The question is why only Aryan Khan is in the discussion? While drugs have not been recovered from him. Is Aryan Khan belonging to a particular community is the reason? Or the TRP associated with the name Bollywood is the big reason behind this. Or Aryan is in constant discussion because he is the son of Bollywood actor Shahrukh Khan?
It is necessary to discuss this here because a civilian along with three Assam Rifles personnel was arrested in the Dibrugarh district of Assam in the early hours of Friday for drug smuggling. Heroin worth more than Rs 1 crore has been recovered from them.
Dibrugarh Additional Superintendent of Police Bitul Chetia said that acting on an intelligence input, four people have been arrested in Dargaon. The arrest took place when they were trying to transport drugs from Dimapur in Nagaland to Tinsukia in Assam. 269 grams of heroin has been seized from them.
Superintendent of Police Bitfal Chetia has also told that during the overnight operation, Assam Rifles uniform and Rs 48,000 cash were recovered from them and three paramilitary personnel have been apprehended. Chetia, who led the raid, told the media that the three Assam Rifles personnel were posted at the Dimapur transit camp in Kohima division.