Delhi Police bust fake visa racket
Delhi Police unearthed a fake visa racket and apprehended four people in this regard from Chanakyapuri in South Delhi, it said on Tuesday.
With the arrest of a couple, the Delhi Police, on Wednesday, claimed to have busted an international drug cartel linked to Afghanistan.
The husband-wife duo has been arrested during a crackdown by the special staff East District. They were involved in a supply of cocaine that was allegedly procured from Afghanistan, with linkages to a woman, Upasna alias Tabassum, who was married to an accused who was arrested by the NIA in the famous Mundra port 3000 kg cocaine/ heroine seizure by DRI.
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The drugs were being smuggled into India through a courier in the form of packets of clothes embedded with cocaine. The value of the drugs is estimated at around Rs 7 crore in the international market.
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The police nabbed Zaheer Ahmed, from whose possession the drugs were recovered, near the LBS Hospital after laying a trap to intercept him on a specific Intel. He worked as an undercover auto-rickshaw driver while his wife was a homemaker. The couple has three children.
During interrogation, Zaheer Ahmed revealed that he, along with his wife, Gulnar, procured the cocaine at his house from cotton cloth embedded with the drug.
A police team conducted searches at his house in Seemapuri and later a case under the NDPS Act was registered. Efforts are on to nab the rest of the accused involved in this drug cartel, the police said.
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