Basic Bust of Drugs in Delh-NKR: Drugs worth 27.4 crown, 4 niger students among 5 arrested

The main drug trafficking operation was disturbed in Delhi-NCR, and the authorities captured drugs that cost stunning RS 27.4 crown. In a joint operation, the drug control bureau (NCB) and a special Delhi police chamber arrested five people, including four Niger students. The raids took place in several places, including Chhatarpur, Tilak Nagar and the Great Neoid.

The operation led to the restoration of a large number of illegal drugs, including 5.103 kilograms of crystalline methamphetamine, 4.142 kilograms of Afghan heroin, 5.776 kilograms of MDMA (ecstasy tablets) and 26 grams of cocaine. This transportation is one of the largest busts of drugs in recent months, which emphasizes the growing problem of drug trafficking in the region.

Nigerian students involved in drug smuggling

Arrested persons, all of whom were Nigerian citizens, entered India for student visas and were enrolled in Delhi and Punjab Universities. They allegedly used students’ status to facilitate drug trafficking measures. The authorities are now investigating how these drugs are brought to the country, and which states that drugs are supplied.

Drug Trade: Growing Concerns in Delhi

Drug trade has become a major issue in Delhi, and the national capital has become a key center for both local and international drug syndicate. The increasing number of drug trafficking in Delhi is alarming, since both local and foreign cartels continue to use the city’s strategic location for smuggling and distribution.

The NCB and Delhi police special investigation continues to reveal the extent of surgery and prevent future drug crimes. The authorities assured that they seek to fight the growing threat of drugs in the city.

This bust serves as a sharp reminder of the severity of drug trafficking in Delhi and the need to strict laws to curb the spread of illegal drugs in the capital.