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Mumbai Police Bust Rs 2 Crore Tramadol Racket; 3 Arrested With "ISIS Drug"
The Mumbai Police's Anti Narcotics Cell (ANC) arrested three people in the Andheri JB circle area for possessing over Rs two crore worth of the "ISIS drug" Tramadol tablets, police officials said on Tuesday.
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2 Arrested In Mumbai With Heroin Worth Rs 15 Crore: Report
The Anti-Narcotics Cell of Mumbai Police has arrested two persons and seized heroin worth Rs 15 crore from their possession in Dongri area in the city, an official said today.
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Woman Arrested At Mumbai Airport For Allegedly Carrying Amphetamine Drug
A 27-year-old woman was arrested for allegedly carrying amphetamine drug worth over Rs. 23 lakh at the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (CASSIA) in Mumbai, thepolice said today.
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Goa's policemen accused of selling confiscated drugs
Stunned by the video clip on Youtube alleging the drugs from Anti Narcotic Cell's lockers are pushed into the market by its officers themselves, the state police bosses have decided to `look into it.
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Mumbai Police Bust Rs 2 Crore Tramadol Racket; 3 Arrested With "ISIS Drug"
The Mumbai Police's Anti Narcotics Cell (ANC) arrested three people in the Andheri JB circle area for possessing over Rs two crore worth of the "ISIS drug" Tramadol tablets, police officials said on Tuesday.
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2 Arrested In Mumbai With Heroin Worth Rs 15 Crore: Report
The Anti-Narcotics Cell of Mumbai Police has arrested two persons and seized heroin worth Rs 15 crore from their possession in Dongri area in the city, an official said today.
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Woman Arrested At Mumbai Airport For Allegedly Carrying Amphetamine Drug
A 27-year-old woman was arrested for allegedly carrying amphetamine drug worth over Rs. 23 lakh at the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (CASSIA) in Mumbai, thepolice said today.
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Goa's policemen accused of selling confiscated drugs
Stunned by the video clip on Youtube alleging the drugs from Anti Narcotic Cell's lockers are pushed into the market by its officers themselves, the state police bosses have decided to `look into it.
