Investigative Agencies are Making Connections Between Cocaine Found in Gujarat and Cocaine Expected to be Transported to Delhi

Investigative Agencies are Making Connections Between Cocaine Found in Gujarat and Cocaine Expected to be Transported to Delhi

The Delhi Police’s Special Cell has taken five members of an international drugs gang from Gujarat into custody. When they were questioned, it became clear that Delhi would receive the 518 kg of cocaine that had been found in Ankleshwar. Along with Delhi-NCR criminals, it was planned to be distributed to concerts in Delhi and other states. In this case, the identity of a former Congress leader has also been revealed.

Delhi Police Special Cell: After questioning five members of the International Drugs Syndicate who were detained by the Delhi Police Special Cell in Gujarat, it was found that a large shipment of 518 kg of cocaine that had been found in Ankleshwar was also due to arrive at Tushar Goyal in Delhi. It was supposed to be given at concerts happening in Delhi and other states, except for a few tiny smugglers in the Delhi-NCR region.

The cell has discovered that the owners of Avkar Drugs Ltd. had a lengthy history of involvement in the cocaine smuggling trade. People were startled to learn that a former Congress leader was the creator of a large international syndicate that was brought down by the largest cocaine shipment ever discovered in the nation.

Names of the arrested criminals

The accused who have been arrested are Vijay Bhesaniya (Garden City, Ankleshwar, Bharuch, Gujarat), Mayur Desale (Govind Niketan, Jaldhara, Bharuch, Ankleshwar, Gujarat), Ashwani Ramani (Khush Heights, GIDC, Bharuch, Gujarat), Brijesh Kothiya (Khush Heights, GIDC, Bharuch, Gujarat), and Amit Masuria (Vadodara, Gujarat). Among them are Avkar Drugs Limited directors Ashwani Ramani, Vijay Bhesaniya, and Brijesh Kothiya.

The accused are ignorant of the criminal and mastermind

According to the investigation, the five people arrested from Ankleshwar, Gujarat, had no direct contact with Virendra Basoya, the kingpin located in Dubai, or Basoya’s close worker, the mastermind and former Congress leader Tushar Goyal, who was stationed in Delhi. None of the five members have any connection with Basoya or Goyal.

12 arrested, drugs worth Rs 13 thousand crores recovered

Within two weeks, 12 members of this network were captured, and according to their accounts, 40 kg of Thai marijuana priced at Rs. 3 crore and over Rs. 13,000 crore in cocaine were found.

10 SAIL teams are conducting raids all over multiple states

Ten teams from the Special Cell are currently conducting raids in multiple states, including Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Chennai, Punjab, Haryana, and so on, according to an officer in the cell. The operation is expected to last for a long time, which will allow for the capture of numerous more large smugglers for the gang and the recovery of larger cocaine consignments based on their expertise.

Colombian cocaine has already been provided

If reports are to be believed, small-time smugglers purchased some of the cocaine consignments that Basoya transported from Colombia to India since the investigators were unable to learn more about them. Additionally, in July of last year, Basoya gave Tushar a sizable shipment of 150 kg of cocaine.

Syndicates expanded in multiple countries

The Delhi Police was unable to confirm this. There is proof that the syndicate’s connections extend to South American countries from the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, England, and Dubai. Additionally, this syndicate was growing its network throughout other Indian states.

 

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *