Delhi Police has recovered 20 tonnes of heroin from a container at Mumbai's Nava Shera Port.

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• The drug money was to go to the intelligence agency ISI in Pakistan

• A container full of drugs was recovered at the behest of two accused

• Liquor of heroin recovered in large quantities has a coating

More than 20 tonnes of heroin coated liquorice has been recovered from Nava Shera Port in Mumbai.

Delhi Police has recovered the biggest consignment of the drug heroin so far.

The value of recovered heroin is around 1800 crores.

The Special Cell of Delhi Police will soon make full disclosure of this matter. 

It is said that the strings of this case of getting heroin in large quantities are related to Narco Terror.

A few days ago, the Special Cell had exposed the Narco Terror by arresting two Afghans.

The Special Cell had then caught drugs worth 1200 crores.

During interrogation, Afghan citizens had revealed that the drug was present in the container at the port of Mumbai as well.

After this, the Special Cell of Delhi Police made the biggest seizure of drugs so far.

Police seized heroin worth 1800 crores from a container from Nava Shera Port in Mumbai.

A solution of heroin was made and poured over liquorice.

About 20 tonnes of heroin coated liquorice has been recovered. 

In the same month, Delhi Police arrested two Afghan nationals from Kalindi Kunj area.

Drugs worth 1200 crores were recovered from Delhi, Greater Noida and Lucknow on his behest. 

The money for this drugs was to go to the intelligence agency ISI in Pakistan.

Therefore, considering it as a case of Narco Terror, the police have taken action against both the accused under UAPA.

Now a container full of drugs has been recovered at the behest of the same accused.

Total value of heroin was seized approx Rs 1,725 ​​crores.

The container was transported to Delhi.

This seizure indicates how narco terror is impacting our country & international players are using different methodologies to push drugs into our country: HGS Dhaliwal, Special CP https://t.co/nyf9Id0eg3pic.twitter.com/1GSrTJtsOY

— ANI (@ANI) September 21, 2022

Special CP HGS Dhaliwal said that the total value of the seized heroin is around Rs 1,725 ​​crore.

The container has been brought to Delhi.

This recovery makes it clear how Narco Terror is affecting our country.

Drug dealers of the world are using various methods to supply drugs to our country.

The container from which heroin worth about 1800 crores has been recovered from Mumbai's Nava Shera Port was kept there for more than a year.

This recovery took place on the behest of two recently apprehended Afghan nationals.

According to the police, drugs worth 3000 crores have been seized from this syndicate so far.

This case is related to Narco Terror because drug money is going to Pakistan. 

Delhi Police has brought the container to Delhi from Nava Shera Port in Mumbai.

This container contains 20 thousand tons of heroin coated liquorice.

Heroin weighs more than 325 kg and its value in the international market is close to 1800 crores.

The consignment of drugs from Afghanistan was booked through Dubai and reached Mumbai.

This container was kept in Mumbai from June 21 last year.

In fact, on 6th of this month, Delhi Police arrested two Afghan nationals Mustafa and Rahimullah from Kalindi Kunj.

Both were living in India since 2016.

On his behest, drugs worth 1200 crores were recovered from Delhi, Greater Noida and Lucknow. 

It has been found in the investigation that these drugs came to Chennai port via Afghanistan.

From there he came to Lucknow and then to Delhi.

Drugs were to be supplied in many cities of India, the money of drugs had to go to Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI.

People associated with drugs syndicate are sitting in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Dubai. 

In the past few years, drugs worth thousands of crores have been recovered at many ports including Mudra Port of Gujarat.

According to the police, it is a big narco-terror syndicate which is sending narcotics to different ports.

Delhi Police arrested 2 Afghan nationals, seized drugs worth more than 1200 crores