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"NCB Bengaluru Arrests 5, Seizes 20 kg of High-Grade Cannabis in Drug-Free India Campaign"

- Amit Bhardwaj
- 19 Feb, 2025
In pursuance of Hon’ble PM Shri Narendra Modi’s vision
of DRUG FREE India (Nasha Mukt Bharat) and acting upon the Hon’ble Union Home
Minister’s directives regarding zero tolerance for drugs, NCB Bengaluru Zonal
Unit has developed intelligence on persons bringing high grade Cannabis ((Hydroponic
Weed) from Thailand to Bengaluru and has intercepted and arrested 05 persons at
Kempegowda airport, Bengaluru and seized about 20 kgs. of high-grade Cannabis
(Hydroponic Weed).
Interrogation
of these persons, who all are in the age group of 25-35 years, has revealed
that they were essentially used as mules/carriers to bring the contraband from
Thailand by people unknown to them.
These unknown persons in India, who are believed
to be a part of trans-national drug trafficking syndicate, sponsored leisure
trips of the arrested persons to Thailand on the promise that while returning
back to India from Thailand they would have to carry the bag containing Cannabis. These persons were further given to
understand that business of Cannabis is not an offence in India and in case
they are intercepted, arrangement would be made for their release.
Public is informed that possession of Cannabis
is an offence in India and carries a punishment upto 20 years in prison. Further, public is advised to be careful
against falling in such trap of this trans-national drug syndicate and not
carry any baggage handed over by someone without verifying its contents.
Public is also requested to inform NCB if they
receive such call about sponsorship of their leisure trip abroad or any
information about drug trafficking at MANAS helpline number 1933.
(Sachin
Ghorpade)
Zonal
Director
NCB, Bengaluru
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