DRI Busts International Drug Syndicate In Mumbai, Arrests South African National & Nagpada Resident With ₹7 Crore Cocaine
The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence busted an international drug syndicate in Mumbai, seizing 1.4 kg cocaine worth ₹7 crore. A South African national was caught at the airport after arriving from Nairobi, and a Nagpada resident was later arrested. Officials are probing the intended recipient of the consignment.
DRI Busts International Drug Syndicate In Mumbai, Arrests South African National & Nagpada Resident With ₹7 Crore Cocaine | AI
Mumbai: The officers of Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) have busted an international drug smuggling syndicate and have arrested two persons including a South African national for allegedly smuggling cocaine valued around Rs 7 crore.
Passenger from Nairobi Apprehended at Mumbai Airport
According to the DRI sources, on receipt of specific information the agency officials had apprehended a passenger Jezreel Luvado, a resident of Johannesburg, South Africa after he arrived at the international airport in Mumbai from Nairobi on Saturday.
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The DRI officials seized 1426 grams of Cocaine from his possession. During his questioning he revealed information about another syndicate member identified as A.D. Patel, a resident of Nagpada.
Probe On to Identify Recipient of Consignment
During a follow up operation, the DRI team apprehended Patel for allegedly aiding and abetting the crime. The officers are now probing who was supposed to receive the said consignment.
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