Delhi: Seven people have been arrested and 8.128 kg of heroin seized in a Rohini police operation targeting an alleged interstate drug supply network extending from Delhi to Jharkhand.
The seized heroin was estimated to be worth about ₹60 crore in the international market. The operation also led to the recovery of ₹12,81,700 in cash and the seizure of three SUVs and a motorcycle.
Investigation follows the supply chain across states
The Special Staff investigation traced alleged links across Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Jharkhand. The operation involved arrests, recoveries and examination of suspected manufacturing and raw-material supply connections in different locations.
In Uttar Pradesh, investigators identified a suspected heroin-manufacturing facility and recovered chemicals, raw materials and equipment, according to the details of the operation.
The investigation also reached contacts allegedly associated with illegal opium cultivation and the supply of raw opium in Jharkhand.
Cash and vehicles recovered
The vehicles seized included a Maruti Grand Vitara, a Mahindra XUV700 and a Hyundai Creta, along with a Royal Enfield motorcycle.
The operation was carried out by the Rohini district Special Staff team led by Inspector Sandeep Godara under the supervision of ACP Operations Ajmer Singh.
