India's NCB seized 227.7kg of captagon, a drug used by ISIS, worth Rs 182 crore. A Syrian national was arrested in Delhi, and a larger consignment was found in Gujarat, destined for the Gulf. This marks India's first captagon seizure.
India's NCB seized 227.7 kg of Captagon, known as the 'Jihadi drug', valued at Rs 182 crore in 'Operation Ragepill'. A Syrian national linked to an international syndicate was arrested. The consignment was reportedly destined for the Middle East.
India's Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced the first-ever seizure of Captagon, known as the 'Jihadi drug', worth Rs 182 crore under 'Operation Ragepill'. A Syrian national was arrested in connection with the consignment allegedly destined for the Middle East.
India's Narcotics Control Bureau, under 'Operation RAGEPILL', seized its first-ever Captagon consignment valued at Rs 182 crore, destined for the Middle East. A foreign national was arrested in connection with the operation.
