In a significant anti-narcotics operation, the Kandivali Unit of the Mumbai Police’s Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) apprehended two alleged drug suppliers and confiscated 765 grams of heroin valued at around Rs 3.82 crore in the global market. The operation took place close to Yari Road in the Versova area of Andheri based on specific intelligence inputs regarding suspected drug trafficking in the vicinity.
The arrested individuals, identified as Arman Ayub Malik (32) and Danish Bhura Ali (23) from Uttarakhand, allegedly came to Mumbai with the purpose of distributing narcotics in the city. They were nabbed during a raid by the ANC team, where the heroin consignment was seized from them.
Both suspects were presented before a local court and have been remanded to police custody until May 15 for further questioning. They confessed during interrogation to multiple visits to Mumbai in the past for drug trafficking activities, indicating a pattern of travel, temporary residence, sale of narcotics, and return to their home state post transactions.
Mumbai Police Arrest Two Drug Suppliers with Heroin Worth Rs 3.82 Crore
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