Karnataka: Ecstasy tablets manufacturing facility raided in Kolar; seven arrested, gear seized | Bengaluru Information – Occasions of India

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The manufacturing unit had workers from different states

KOLAR: An unlawful narcotics laboratory, which was manufacturing and supplying ecstasy tablets to drug traffickers working in Chennai, Hyderabad and different cities, has been busted in Kolar.
Whereas seven accused had been arrested from the manufacturing facility in Mulbagal on Karnataka-Andhra border, two fundamental operators had been nabbed once they had been promoting the tablets in Chennai. The mastermind is a pharmacist-turned-drug provider who was jailed a number of years in the past.
Kolar district superintendent of police D Devaraj stated: “The laboratory-cum-manufacturing unit was situated strategically in Mulbagal to facilitate quick motion of narcotic substances to markets in Chennai and Bengaluru. The kingpin had taken a home on hire, telling neighbours he was into granite enterprise when truly he was establishing a drug-manufacturing unit.”
Performing on intelligence inputs from Chennai cops concerning the drug manufacturing facility, a Mulbagal police group led by inspector Lakshmikanthaiah swooped down on the home and seized uncooked supplies used for making the psychedelics together with gear. Police additionally discovered remnants of narcotic substances in the home.
Kingpin, a pharmacist, arrange lab in Mulbagal
The kingpin has been recognized as Ramesh, a pharmacist who had come beneath police radar after he give up his job in a non-public firm and arrange a producing unit in Hyderabad a number of years in the past. As a substitute of supplying pharmaceutical gadgets, Ramesh started promoting medicine, together with ecstasy tablets, to sellers in Chennai and Hyderabad. A group from Narcotics Management Bureau (NCB) performed a raid on Ramesh’s unit and arrested him. He was imprisoned at Chanchalaguda Central Jail for 5 years.
On getting launched, Ramesh shifted operations to Ongole in Andhra Pradesh and began supplying medicine to Chennai by automobiles that carried animal fodder, police stated. He used to provide between 10-15kg of ecstasy tablets each week to customers in Chennai.
In January 2021, Chennai police raided Ramesh’s unit in Ongole, however he escaped and went lacking.
A few months later, Ramesh reportedly known as up Fayaz, whom he befriended in Chanchalaguda jail, and requested to fulfill him in Bengaluru. The duo arrange the laboratory in Mulbagal and employed folks from Assam, Maharashtra and different states, police added.

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