Bengaluru: A woman Kingpin medicine was covered by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) Sleuths after she was smuggled in the MDMA crystal worth Rs 40 Lakh through international post from Germany and visited the electronic city post office to receive the consignment.
Probe revealed residents of Electronics City, Yogita, has become a high-profile dealer in Bengaluru and Hyderabad for the past three years and has many African citizens operating underneath.
#Karnataka: Woman Drug Kingpin Arrested by NCB Sleuths After he was smuggled on the MDMA Crystal worth Rs 40 lakh throu …
https://t.co/Fognfxugro-Toi Bengaluru (@Toibengaluru) 1630126242000Tering a ‘big fish in the city drug scene’ , NCB said he was arrested by red hand on Thursday when he arrived at the post office to collect packages sent from Germany.
It was declared an important house and contained a grill of sandwiches, mirrors, two sets of cosmetics, two table tennis racquets and some chocolate, the carton was checked by the NCB team at the post office after possession of hard medicine was smuggled.
Brown carton inspection reveals the fake side and cuts it opening two packages made of gray channel ribbon.
At their opening, the researchers found 500 crystal GMS in each, which was then determined as MDMA, famous as ecstasy.
When Yogita came to collect Parcel, the NCB team arrested her to smuggle psychotropic drugs.
The probe further revealed that Yogita, a technical-graduate dealer, was the kingpin of hard medicine rackets in Bengaluru and Hyderabad and had been operating for the past three years by smuggling drugs from abroad through various methods, including international posts.
Investigators found him having many African citizens in Bengaluru under his wings and had run operations in party places and among drug users in both cities.
NCB caught and ordered it under the NDPS law.
Expecting detailed recognition from him, agency hopes to capture more city-based dealers peddle psychedelic substances here, add sources.
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