Gurgaon: The city’s crime branch on Monday arrested a drug smuggler and recovered around 1.84 kg of opium, worth around Rs 1 crore, from his possession. . in the retail market. The accused has been identified as Ram of Jodhpur, who had smuggled opium Entered Haryana from Madhya Pradesh and through Rajasthan. He was supposed to supply it to some people in Gurgaon.
Inspector Arvind and his team, in-charge of the crime unit of Sector 10, got information about his action and swung into action. An inspector said, “Acting on specific information about the movement of drug smugglers, we arrested a person from Kherki Daula toll plaza on Sunday and recovered a huge quantity of opium from his possession.”
According to the police, Ram had entered Haryana via Rajasthan after smuggling opium from Madhya Pradesh. ACP (crime) Preet Pal Sangwan said, “They had to supply the medicine to small peddlers at huge profit.” He said that the market for the drug in the retail market is around Rs 1 crore.
The ACP said Ram was produced in the court on Monday and taken on three-day police remand. “We will try to find out the details of the person who was supposed to take delivery of drugs from the accused,” he said.
Inspector Arvind and his team, in-charge of the crime unit of Sector 10, got information about his action and swung into action. An inspector said, “Acting on specific information about the movement of drug smugglers, we arrested a person from Kherki Daula toll plaza on Sunday and recovered a huge quantity of opium from his possession.”
According to the police, Ram had entered Haryana via Rajasthan after smuggling opium from Madhya Pradesh. ACP (crime) Preet Pal Sangwan said, “They had to supply the medicine to small peddlers at huge profit.” He said that the market for the drug in the retail market is around Rs 1 crore.
The ACP said Ram was produced in the court on Monday and taken on three-day police remand. “We will try to find out the details of the person who was supposed to take delivery of drugs from the accused,” he said.
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