Mumbai police conducted a major operation for over two nights, resulting in the detention of 390 people across the city.
The "All Out Operation" targeted individuals involved in illegal activities, including drug dealers, those carrying dangerous weapons, and those operating illegal gambling and alcohol sales.
Of the 390 people detained, at least 81 were found to have non-bailable warrants against them. Additionally, 135 people were detained for involvement in illegal narcotics under the NDPS Act, while 23 people were found to be carrying dangerous weapons.
The police conducted 51 raids across the city, resulting in the detention of 62 people suspected of selling alcohol and gambling illegally. In addition, 32 repeat offenders were detained by the police. The police also discovered and detained 31 people at 130 different locations.
The police conducted extensive searches of over 500 locations, including hotels, inns, and musafirkhanas, resulting in the detention of 30 more suspects. The traffic division also conducted nakabandis at 76 locations, fining 872 drivers under the Motor Vehicle Act (MVA) and arresting 17 drivers for drunk driving.
The operation was conducted to increase security in the city and was deemed successful by the police. The detained individuals will now face legal action for their involvement in illegal activities.
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