The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) organised an anti-drug bike rally in Jaipur on Saturday to create awareness against drug abuse ahead of the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, or World Drug Day on June 26.
Ahead of International Day against drug abuse and drug trafficking which is scheduled on June 26, the Narcotics Control Bureau organised a bike rally to raise awareness for an addiction-free India in the presence of Deputy Director General Neeraj Kumar Gupta on Saturday.
The chargesheet filed before NIA special court in Mumbai has exposed the involvement of several foreign nationals in the case, in which the agency is continuing with its investigations.
The accused with others and through their agents, trafficked Indian nationals to Russia on the pretext of getting jobs related to Russian army, security guards, helper, better life, job, education and huge amount was charged from these persons illegally.
The cocaine was uncovered during what was described as a "proactive activity" against the trafficking of dangerous drugs that was carried out last Thursday
Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency's (FIA) immigration cell arrested two suspected wanted human traffickers, who were trying to flee the country, ARY News reported.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Friday arrested sixth accused following massive searches conducted across Nashik in Maharashtra in connection with the human trafficking and cyber frauds case.
"The suspects, Azmiri Begum from Bihar and Shalini Das from West Bengal were found with several packets of cannabis in their bags. Preliminary investigations revealed they had travelled from Agartala to Panisagar by train, then to Damcherra by auto-rickshaw, intending to enter Assam," police
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has chargesheeted seven more accused in the sensational Attari 100-plus kilogram narcotic haul case valued at Rs 700 crore, the agency said on Saturday.
In an achievement in the fight against drug trafficking, Border Security Force (BSF), in a joint operation with the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI), has successfully seized a major consignment of Yaba tablets valued at about Rs 15 crore, officials said.
The raiding team arrested kingpin Jojo Nakintu, a Ugandan national, and unearthed a systematic operation wherein economically weak and single mothers from Uganda were on the target list of the traffickers.