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Five men, including a Tanzanian, were arrested by the Narcotics Control Bureau with a huge cache of hashish and pseudo-ephiderine being supplied from Uttarakhand and Jammu.
The Nigerian was caught at the airport with 7kg hashish stuffed in a trolley bag, while the others were caught from ISBT. It was found that the drugs were purchased from the villages in Uttarakhand.
In the first operation, NCB officials were tipped off about a truck from Jammu carrying 4.8kg hashish, which was intercepted near Azadpur market. NCB officials said the vehicle was searched and the drugs were found hidden in a secret cavity. The driver, Pardeep, and his associate, Mohd Latif Gani, were arrested.
Zonal director, NCB, Madho Singh said another raid along with CISF was conducted on the same day. “On a tip off about an African man boarding an international flight with the drugs, a trap was laid. He was spotted and while searching his luggage, we recovered 25.8kg pseudo-ephiderine,” said Singh. The man, Kelvin George Katindasa, claimed that he was a carrier taking the drugs to Tanzania
On January 11, NCB again laid a trap and nabbed Bhagwan Singh, who was boarding a bus to Uttarakhand from Anand Vihar ISBT. During a search, 7kg drugs worth Rs 35 lakh were recovered.
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The Nigerian was caught at the airport with 7kg hashish stuffed in a trolley bag, while the others were caught from ISBT. It was found that the drugs were purchased from the villages in Uttarakhand.
In the first operation, NCB officials were tipped off about a truck from Jammu carrying 4.8kg hashish, which was intercepted near Azadpur market. NCB officials said the vehicle was searched and the drugs were found hidden in a secret cavity. The driver, Pardeep, and his associate, Mohd Latif Gani, were arrested.
Zonal director, NCB, Madho Singh said another raid along with CISF was conducted on the same day. “On a tip off about an African man boarding an international flight with the drugs, a trap was laid. He was spotted and while searching his luggage, we recovered 25.8kg pseudo-ephiderine,” said Singh. The man, Kelvin George Katindasa, claimed that he was a carrier taking the drugs to Tanzania
On January 11, NCB again laid a trap and nabbed Bhagwan Singh, who was boarding a bus to Uttarakhand from Anand Vihar ISBT. During a search, 7kg drugs worth Rs 35 lakh were recovered.
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