Gang of heroin smugglers busted

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Updated At : 12:32 PM Feb 09, 2023 IST

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Gurugram, February 8

The Nuh police busted an interstate gang involved in the smuggling of heroin and arrested three persons, including a Nigerian. The police have seized Rs 13 lakh worth heroin (123.24 g), 4.30 g MDMA, three mobile phones and one scooty.

The arrested suspects have been identified as Naseem, a resident of Ghuspaithi village in Nuh district, Rajnish, a resident of Bhora Khurd village in Gurugram and the Nigerian, Onyenankeya Jovita Ifeanyaichukwu. The police produced the suspects in a city court today, who were later remanded in police custody. “The campaigns and drives will continue to curb drug peddling,” said SP Varun Singla.

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