The Special Cell of Delhi Police raided a warehouse in a building in Ramesh Nagar, West Delhi this evening and recovered about 204 kg of cocaine/drugs. This consignment of drugs was hidden in packets of namkeen and kept in boxes. The price of this consignment of drugs in the international market is said to be around Rs 2000 crore. Let us know how the police got this success.

Cocaine worth Rs 5600 crore recovered earlier too

Recently, the Special Cell raided Vasant Vihar Mahilapur and arrested 7 people and recovered cocaine and Thailand's Merwana worth about Rs 5600 crore from a warehouse. In this case, the Special Cell found out that someone from abroad is running this syndicate from the Middle East. This consignment was brought to Delhi by road from UP via Thailand.

204 kg of high quality cocaine recovered

Taking the investigation further in this case, the Special Cell arrested a youth named Ekhlaq from Hapur. On his information, input was received about Ramesh Nagar in Delhi that a person from UK has brought a large consignment of drugs here and it is to be sent to some states including Mumbai. Before the Special Cell reached this building in Ramesh Nagar, the person from UK absconded. The police recovered about 204 kg of high quality cocaine packed in boxes and packets of namkeen, which is worth Rs 2000 crore in the international market.

Consignment worth Rs 7600 crore recovered so far

The police has currently seized this drug as well. The foreign supplier, i.e. the person from UK, has been identified and he is being searched. Overall, the Special Cell has recovered drugs, cocaine and Merwana worth about Rs 7600 crore from this international drug syndicate so far. This is the biggest recovery in India so far.