Family Drug Trafficking Network Dismantled in Delhi

The Delhi Police arrested a family involved in drug supply, seizing 378 grams of heroin valued at Rs 80 lakh. Identified as Raj Kumar, his wife Mariam, and his mother-in-law Parveen, the trio faces eight cases under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act.

The Delhi Police has successfully dismantled a drug trafficking network involving a family, arresting three individuals accused of supplying narcotics in the region. The accused have been identified as Raj Kumar, age 38, his wife, Mariam, age 25, and his mother-in-law, Parveen.

Law enforcement officials seized a significant quantity of drugs during the operation, recovering a total of 378 grams of heroin, which has an estimated market value of Rs 80 lakh. This seizure marks a notable achievement in the ongoing fight against drug-related crimes in the city.

According to a senior police officer, initial leads came after the arrest of a man with 274 grams of heroin on October 7. During interrogation, he disclosed Raj Kumar as his supplier, prompting the formation of a special team. As a result, the three accused were apprehended, with eight previous cases under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act already registered against them, reflecting their prolonged involvement in illicit activities.

(With inputs from agencies.)