City Police Commissioner Seemanth Kumar Singh takes a look at the seized drugs worth Rs 2 crore in Bengaluru on Monday | Express 
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Three Nigerians among four held, drugs worth D23 crore seized

The accused had come to India on medical and tourist visas. Preliminary investigations revealed that the accused procured drugs from another Nigerian national based in Delhi.

Express News Service

BENGALURU: The Anti-Narcotic Wing (ANW) of CCB has arrested four people, including three Nigerian nationals, in two cases of drug peddling in the city. Sleuths of ANW seized 10.27 kg of MDMA crystals and 2.044 kg of hydroponic ganja, worth around Rs 23 crore from the accused. Acting on a tip-off, the sleuths raided a house in Madanayakanahalli police limits and arrested Ambemo Jela Victor, 37, Chime Ndubunsi Moses, 36, and Karikari Ames, 33, from Nigeria. The sleuths seized 10.27 kg of MDMA crystals valued at Rs 21 crore from their possession.

The accused had come to India on medical and tourist visas. Preliminary investigations revealed that the accused procured drugs from another Nigerian national based in Delhi. In another operation, the police arrested Mohammed Marel Fecoge (25), a native of Kerala and a private firm employee in the Banaswadi police station limits for allegedly possessing and selling hydroponic ganja.

They seized 2.044 kg of hydroponic ganja valued at Rs 2 crore from him. He came to the city four months ago and allegedly procured drugs from a person in Kerala, who in turn sourced the drugs from Thailand.

Meanwhile, the city police have arrested 13 drug peddlers in separate cases and seized narcotic substances worth over Rs 2 crore from them. The operations were carried out under the supervision of LY Rajesh, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Anti-Narcotic Wing, CCB, and led by Police Inspectors Praveen C Tyaligar and Manjappa CA.

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