Delhi Police busts international drug racket, recovers heroin worth Rs 125 crore

ANI  |  New Delhi, [India] 

After a month-long operation, Police's Special Cell on Tuesday an international Narco-syndicate gang and arrested four people with 29 kg worth Rs 125 crore.

"29 kg worth Rs 125 crore recovered after a month-long operation. It was a well-organised syndicate. The drugs used to come from to via then brought to Delhi-and taken to other parts of the world," of Police (DCP) Police Special Cell said while addressing the media.

The gang consists of Indian and Afghan nationals. Jehangir of Jammu and Kashmir, Gorbachan Singh and Nnadi K. Iheanyi of but residing in and of

Police authorities received a tip that a person of Kashmiri origin had been visiting and supplying consignments of to a person of Afghan origin who migrated to

The information further disclosed that the consignments were routed through Nigerians through with the help of several other Afghan nationals.

On March 26, acting upon a tip Jehangir was apprehended from the Paschim Vihar in and 11 kg of fine quality of heroine was recovered from his possession.

Whereas, on March 29 accused Gorbachan Singh was apprehended from Vikaspuri in and one Kg of heroine was recovered from his possession.

With Gorbachan's arrest the modus operandi of the entire syndicate was unearthed.

The consignments were delivered to Afghan in who further delivered the same to the Nigerians based in Delhi, who finally smuggled it out of to and various other parts of the world.

He revealed that he had received directions from and to receive in and to deliver the same to the Nigerians. His passport details revealed his visit to before coming to

He revealed that he had supplied a huge consignment to one Nigerian on the direction of one person who is based in

Nnadi, the Nigerian citizen, was arrested from Najafgarh Road, Nangli in Delhi, with one kg of Another 15 kgs of was recovered from his room in Dwarka area in

He disclosed that he is works for a Nigerian syndicate and procures drugs from suppliers in and in turn smuggles them to and

The is packed in capsules and inserted into the stomach of a specific smuggler visitng places outside

The gang had accounts which they deleted once a deal was accomplished, in order to avoid any data leak in the case of apprehension.

A case has been registered under section 21/29 Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act (NDPS), and currently an investigation is underway.

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First Published: Tue, April 10 2018. 20:35 IST