Delhi Police dismantle a major interstate heroin syndicate, arresting three individuals and seizing over ₹2 crore worth of heroin, disrupting drug trafficking operations between Uttar Pradesh and Delhi.
Key Points
- Delhi Police busted an interstate narcotics syndicate operating between Uttar Pradesh and Delhi, arresting three individuals.
- Over one kilogram of heroin, with an estimated value of ₹2 crore, was seized during the operation.
- The arrested individuals were involved in manufacturing and supplying heroin to Delhi-NCR and several districts of Uttar Pradesh.
- The operation was initiated based on a tip-off regarding a heroin delivery near the Anand Vihar railway underpass.
- One of the accused, Amir Khan, played a key role in procuring and distributing heroin through couriers to different cities.
The Delhi Police has arrested three people and recovered over one kilogram of heroin worth Rs 2 crore from them, an official said on Tuesday.
According to the police, with their arrest, they have busted an interstate narcotics syndicate operating between Uttar Pradesh and the national capital.
The accused have been identified as Faeem Beg (29), Kayum Khan (33) and Amir Khan (28), all residents of Uttar Pradesh, police said.
Operation Details and Arrests
"The accused were part of a network involved in the manufacture and supply of heroin to Delhi-NCR and several districts of Uttar Pradesh, including Shamli and Saharanpur," said the police officer.
Police said the operation was initiated after receiving a tip-off on February 22 that Beg would deliver a consignment of heroin near the Anand Vihar railway underpass in east Delhi. Acting on the tip-off, a team laid a trap and conducted a raid in the area.
"Beg and Kayum Khan were apprehended near the underpass, and two packets of heroin weighing 101 grams and 601 grams were recovered from their possession," the officer said.
A case was registered, and further investigation was taken up. During interrogation, Beg revealed that he had been sourcing heroin from associates in his native village in Bareilly and supplying it to peddlers operating in Delhi-NCR as well as in Shamli and Saharanpur.
Following the disclosure, the team conducted further raids in Uttar Pradesh and on February 27 arrested Amir Khan. At his instance, an additional 301 grams of heroin were recovered from his family's farmland.
"With this, the total recovery in the case stands over one kilogram of heroin, valued at around Rs 2 crore in the international market," the officer added.
Roles of the Accused
He further said that Amir Khan played a key role in the syndicate and was responsible for procuring heroin from his sources and distributing it through couriers to different cities, including Delhi.
Khan was previously involved in three narcotics-related cases. Kayum Khan, meanwhile, used to procure heroin in bulk from Beg and sell it in the Seemapuri cluster area of northeast Delhi. Efforts are underway to identify and apprehend other members, police added.
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