New Delhi: Delhi Police’s Outer North District Anti-Narcotics Squad has seized ₹56,69,500 in cash, 355 grams of gold jewellery, 161 grams of silver jewellery and four property registry documents during a follow-up search in a Bawana drug-trafficking investigation, police said.
The September 28 search of a house and locker in JJ Colony, Bawana, was conducted on information provided by arrested accused Parvati. Police allege that the cash, jewellery and property holdings were acquired through heroin sales and are tracing further assets and bank accounts.
Three arrests across Delhi and Rajasthan
The investigation began with a raid in New Sanoth Colony, Bawana, on September 23, 2026. Police arrested Parvati and Vikash alias Shanu, described in the statement as her bodyguard, and said they recovered 939 grams of heroin, 615 grams of adulterated powder and ₹7,93,170 in cash. A Tata Harrier was also seized.
A case under Sections 21, 25 and 29 of the NDPS Act was registered at Narela police station. Police allege that Parvati was operating an inter-state supply network serving the Bawana and Narela areas, with drugs sourced from Rajasthan.
On September 25, investigators arrested alleged supplier Saheb Khan alias Sonu, 27, from Pratapgarh, Rajasthan, on information provided by Parvati. Police identified him as a Gordhanpura resident and the owner of Fiza Hotel & Restaurant. They said 265 grams of heroin were recovered from his Swift car, which was seized.
Cash seizures total ₹64.62 lakh
The latest cash recovery takes the total seized in the case to ₹64,62,670. Police listed the cumulative recoveries as 1.204 kg of heroin, 615 grams of adulterated powder, 355 grams of gold jewellery, 161 grams of silver jewellery, four property registry documents and the two cars.
Police said the cash, jewellery and documents recovered on September 28 were seized and deposited in the Narela police station malkhana. Their description as proceeds of drug trafficking forms part of the police allegations under investigation.
All three accused have been arrested and sent to judicial custody, according to the statement. Investigators are looking for additional properties and bank accounts allegedly created with drug proceeds and examining further freezing or attachment action under the applicable provisions.
The Anti-Narcotics Squad operation was led by Inspector Gaurav Choudhary under the supervision of the ACP (Operations) and the overall supervision of the DCP, Outer North District.
