Jaipur: In view of the assembly general elections, 2023, various enforcement agencies in the state have seized drugs, liquor, gold, freebies, and cash amounting to Rs 51.26 crore last week. In the last one month, agencies have seized drugs, liquor, gold, freebies, and cash worth amounting to over Rs 221.2 crore.
Chief electoral officer Praveen Gupta said this information has been given in the reports issued by different agencies in the state. In the last one week, cash amounting Rs 5.62 crore, drugs worth Rs 22.57 crore, liquor worth Rs 3.47 crore and gold and silver worth Rs 4.76 crore have been seized, while freebies worth Rs 14.84 crore have been seized.
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Chief electoral officer Praveen Gupta said this information has been given in the reports issued by different agencies in the state. In the last one week, cash amounting Rs 5.62 crore, drugs worth Rs 22.57 crore, liquor worth Rs 3.47 crore and gold and silver worth Rs 4.76 crore have been seized, while freebies worth Rs 14.84 crore have been seized.
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DRI seizes gold worth Rs 10 crore, Rs 53 lakh cash
The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) in Chennai has detained two individuals who were found in possession of 15kg of smuggled gold worth 10 crore. The DRI intercepted a car in Flower Bazaar based on specific information about smuggled gold being brought to Chennai from Sri Lanka. The search resulted in the seizure of 11.5kg gold and 2.3 lakh cash. The driver of the car and another person were secured, and further investigation led to the seizure of more gold and cash from a gold melting shop. This is the third gold seizure by the DRI in a week.
The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) in Chennai has detained two individuals who were found in possession of 15kg of smuggled gold worth 10 crore. The DRI intercepted a car in Flower Bazaar based on specific information about smuggled gold being brought to Chennai from Sri Lanka. The search resulted in the seizure of 11.5kg gold and 2.3 lakh cash. The driver of the car and another person were secured, and further investigation led to the seizure of more gold and cash from a gold melting shop. This is the third gold seizure by the DRI in a week.
ANC seizes drugs worth Rs 1.18 crore in Mumbai; 4 held
Four individuals have been apprehended by the Mumbai police’s Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) for allegedly possessing drugs valued at Rs 1.18 crore. The suspects were captured following a chase and were found to be in possession of high-quality charas and hydro ganja powder. It has been discovered that this gang was supplying drugs to young individuals in the western suburbs. The ANC has registered 86 cases and seized drugs worth over Rs 38 crore this year.
Four individuals have been apprehended by the Mumbai police’s Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) for allegedly possessing drugs valued at Rs 1.18 crore. The suspects were captured following a chase and were found to be in possession of high-quality charas and hydro ganja powder. It has been discovered that this gang was supplying drugs to young individuals in the western suburbs. The ANC has registered 86 cases and seized drugs worth over Rs 38 crore this year.
Delhi Police arrests 3 Africans; drug worth over Rs 40 crore seized
Three individuals from African countries have been arrested by the Special Cell of the Delhi Police for their alleged involvement in an international drug syndicate. The police seized a significant quantity of drugs, including methaqualone and heroin, with a street value of over Rs 40 crore. The arrested individuals were found to be residing in Delhi without legal documentation. Counterfeit visas and passports were also confiscated. This is not an isolated incident, as last year, six individuals from Tanzania and Uganda were arrested on similar charges in Pune.
Three individuals from African countries have been arrested by the Special Cell of the Delhi Police for their alleged involvement in an international drug syndicate. The police seized a significant quantity of drugs, including methaqualone and heroin, with a street value of over Rs 40 crore. The arrested individuals were found to be residing in Delhi without legal documentation. Counterfeit visas and passports were also confiscated. This is not an isolated incident, as last year, six individuals from Tanzania and Uganda were arrested on similar charges in Pune.
