In every week, over Rs 7,000 crore value of cocaine has been seized.
In every week, over Rs 7,000 crore value of cocaine has been seized in Delhi after the Particular Cell at this time busted a drug community within the nationwide capital’s Ramesh Nagar, seizing 200 kg cocaine value Rs 2,000 crore.
The Particular Cell of the Delhi Police tracked the drug provider by GPS and zeroed in on him in west Delhi’s Ramesh Nagar.
The accused fled to London however the cops managed to grab the medication. It’s a part of the identical syndicate the place the Delhi Police seized Rs 5,600 of cocaine.
The cops have seized 762 kg of medication, valuing over Rs 7,500 crore, in every week. It’s the greatest drug haul within the nation.
Final week, Over 500 kg of cocaine had been seized in what was the largest drug bust within the nationwide capital. 4 males had been arrested in reference to the drug bust after a raid in south Delhi.
Particular Cell cops arrested Jitendra Pal Singh, also referred to as Jassi, from the airport in Punjab’s Amritsar as he was making an attempt to flee to the UK, indicating a hyperlink between organised crime in that nation and a pan-India community smuggling unlawful medication into this nation.
Based on the police, a world medication smuggling syndicate is behind the large cocaine consignment.
The cops had been alerted to Singh’s tried escape – he has been residing within the UK for the previous 17 years as a ‘everlasting resident’ – as that they had issued a LOC, or look-out round, towards him.
The authorities imagine this explicit drug syndicate – which operates out of Delhi and Mumbai in India – additionally has hyperlinks to Dubai. The identify of an Indian citizen – Virendra Basoya, who now lives within the West Asian nation – has been flagged throughout Delhi Police’s interrogation of suspects.
The newest drug bust within the nationwide capital follows the arrest of two Afghan nationals after 400 grams of heroin and 160 grams of cocaine from their possession in Delhi’s Tilak Nagar space final Sunday.
The passenger was a nationwide of the Federal Republic of Liberia, who arrived from Dubai to Delhi. He was arrested below the NDPS Act 1985.