Wasim Sayyed, who was selling intoxicating pills in Limbayat, becomes a tool for the police
Police raided the accused's house and seized material worth ₹2,10,000
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
2 November 2026, 12:54 pm · 2 min read
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Under a special campaign being conducted by the Surat Police Commissioner to eradicate the menace of drugs from its roots, the Limbayat police have achieved significant success. Acting on a tip-off, the Limbayat police conducted a thorough raid and apprehended an accused named Wasim Kaiyum Sayyed, who was selling prohibited intoxicating pills from his own residence.
According to a report by Sandesh, the Limbayat police team had received specific information that Wasim Sayyed was selling intoxicating pills to youths from his house. Based on this information, the police conducted a sudden raid on his house and carried out a search. During this process, a large quantity of intoxicating pills with a market value of ₹2,10,000 was found in the house. The police have seized all the material under the NDPS Act and initiated legal proceedings.
During police interrogation, the accused Wasim Sayyed confessed that he received this stock of intoxicating pills from a person named Afreen Wasim Sayyed. Keeping this in view, the police have set investigation wheels in motion to catch the main supplier of this racket.
According to police records, the apprehended accused Wasim Kaiyum Sayyed is not a new criminal. It is noted in the police records that he was previously involved in two serious offences under the NDPS Act at the Limbayat police station. The police have initiated legal action against the accused.
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