New Delhi: The Delhi Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has so far arrested a total of five people in the Shaheen Bagh drugs case. The latest arrest has been made by one of the accused Shamim Ahmed from Laxmi Nagar. The NCB had on Sunday arrested another accused in the case, who was allegedly involved in money laundering.
According to the report, the four accused, who were arrested by the NCB in the Delhi's Shaheen Bagh drugs case, were sent to a seven-day police remand by the court on Saturday. Of the four arrested accused, two are citizens of Afghan origin and two are Indian nationals. The NCB team is interrogating these accused and trying to find out who else are behind this drug syndicate and who is operating the entire gang from Dubai. Ncb officials had made it clear on Friday that if the help of the Enforcement Directorate (ED) and the NIA was needed in the matter, it would also be taken.
The NCB had seized 50 kg of high-quality heroin, 47 kg of narcotics, rs 30 lakh in cash, a note counting machine and some incriminating papers from a house in Shaheen Bagh in Jamia Nagar on Wednesday. One person was arrested in this case.
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