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Nigerian held in Delhi in MD drugs case

Nigerian held in Delhi in MD drugs case
Indore: In a significant breakthrough, Indore crime branch on Monday announced the arrest of a Nigerian national from Delhi in connection with an illegal Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MD) drugs case.
"The arrest of the Nigerian person, Jacob Nanbuike Ugwu (37), follows the earlier seizure of approximately 36 grams of MD drugs, a Tata Altroz car, and mobile phones from two other accused, identified as Hariom Jha (26) and Lakshya Singh Rajput (26)," Additional DCP Rajesh Dandotiya said. He added that the Nigerian accused is believed to be orchestrating drug trafficking across the country through his network of associates.
"The accused is a native of Nigeria, originally from Enugu City. He confessed to residing in Delhi for the past 2-3 years, running a refreshment shop, and supplying MD drugs through other members of his gang for the past year," he said.
Earlier, the Indore crime branch team received credible information that Jha and Rajput, in a Tata Altroz car, were involved in supplying MD drugs near the MR10 Bridge. Approximately 36 grams of illegal MD drugs, the Tata Altroz car, mobile phones, etc., were seized from their possession. A case under Crime Number 81/25, Section 8/22 of the NDPS Act, was registered against the accused at the crime branch police station.
During police remand, the accused revealed that they procured the MD drugs for trafficking from a Nigerian supplier in Delhi named Jacob, he said.
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