NCB on lookout for 4 key members of Dawood Ibrahim aide Chinku Pathan s drug cartel
NCB on lookout for 4 key members of Dawood Ibrahim aide Chinku Pathan s drug cartel
The NCB is on the lookout for four members of Dawood Ibrahim aide Chinku Pathan s drug cartel.
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UPDATED: January 22, 2021 22:55 IST
The NCB has been raiding several locations linked to Dawood Ibrahim s close aide Chinku Pathan (L) since Wednesday and had recovered huge stashes of illicit drugs (R) | India Today images
The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) is on the lookout for the four key members of Dawood Ibrahim aide Chinku Pathan’s drug cartel. The cartel, said to be responsible for 70 per cent of the illicit drugs sold in Mumbai and Maharashtra, was busted by the NCB on Wednesday when it arrested Chinku Pathan.
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The case is regarding a drug-laden vessel “Shenaya Duwa’ that was intercepted by Indian Coast Guard in late November last year
99 packets of heroin, 20 boxes of synthetic drugs and five 9mm pistols were unearthed from an unapproachable location
The drugs were transferred onto the Sri Lankan vessel ‘Shenaya Duwa’ by a Pakistani dhow and the contraband was meant to be sent to western countries and Australia.
New Delhi: Two Sri Lankan Tamils who were the main conspirators in Rs.100 cr International drugs smuggling case have been nabbed by Narcotics Control Bureau(NCB) officials in Chennai. It is learnt that the individuals were living in Chennai by concealing their real identity.
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Ananya Bhardwaj 22 January, 2021 7:05 pm IST Text Size:
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New Delhi: The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has arrested two Sri Lankan nationals for their alleged role in drug trafficking syndicate based out of Pakistan and Sri Lanka and has seized 100 kg heroin worth Rs 1,000 crore in the international market â the highest ever.
The two men â M.M.M. Nawas and Mohamed Afnas, who were arrested from Chennai Thursday â allegedly played a key role in the drug syndicate that also has âtentacles in Afghanistan, Iran, Maldives and Australiaâ, K.P.S. Malhotra, Deputy Director (Operations), NCB, told ThePrint.
Chanchal breathed his last at 12:15 pm at Apollo Hospital in New Delhi, the sources told
PTI.
He was admitted to the south Delhi hospital on November 27 and died after suffering from brain complications, they said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday expressed anguish at the death of noted bhajan singer, and said that he had carved a unique place for himself in the sphere of devotional song singing.
In a tweet, Modi expressed his condolences to the singer s family and fans.
लोकप्रिय भजन गायक नरेंद्र चंचल जी के निधन के समाचार से अत्यंत दुख हुआ है। उन्होंने भजन गायन की दुनिया में अपनी ओजपू… https://t.co/njxoA6I72z Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) 1611309469000
Soon after PM Modi s tweet, the Ministry of Culture also put out a tribute for the singer.
A probe is underway to ascertain whether Pathan is associated with underworld don Dawood Ibrahim. Representational Image.
Key Highlights
The NCB had arrested Parvez Khan alias Chinku Pathan, a henchman of Dawood, on Wednesday in connection with a drugs case in Navi Mumbai
Khan is reportedly a relative of the late Karim Lala – a dreaded mafia don from Mumbai who was active for over two decades, from the 60s to the early 80s
Mumbai: The Narcotics Control Bureau on Friday arrested one more member of the Chinku Pathan gang from Dongri area of Mumbai and recovered MD drug. The probe agency has also recovered a diary of Pathan that contains names of 20 drug peddlers.