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India Seizes 227kg Captagon Worth Rs 182 Crore, Busts International Drug Ring

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Crime·17.05.2026Résumé IA

India Seizes 227kg Captagon Worth Rs 182 Crore, Busts International Drug Ring

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.