Delhi Police Dismantle Interstate Heroin Network in Rohini, Four Arrested
Rohini district team recovered contraband worth around Rs 50 crore.
Delhi Police’s Rohini district team has busted an alleged interstate heroin supply-cum-manufacturing network and arrested four people, recovering heroin and other contraband estimated to be worth around Rs 50 crore, according to a police officer. The operation targeted an alleged network involved in the supply and manufacture of heroin across state borders. Police said the arrests and recovery were made during an operation conducted by the Rohini district team.
The police action is being described as a significant breakthrough against an alleged organised drug network operating across state lines. Officers recovered heroin along with other contraband during the operation, with the total value of the seized material estimated at approximately Rs 50 crore. The arrests have allowed investigators to begin examining the alleged network and the role of those taken into custody.
Four people have been arrested in connection with the case, although further information about their identities, backgrounds and specific roles in the alleged operation was not immediately available. Police are expected to provide additional details regarding the investigation, including the quantity of heroin recovered, the locations involved and the suspected supply chain.
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The operation was carried out by a team from the Rohini district police, which police said succeeded in dismantling the alleged supply-cum-manufacturing network. The recovery of drugs and other contraband worth around Rs 50 crore is expected to form a key part of the investigation as officers work to establish how the alleged network operated and whether additional people were involved.
Further details of the arrests and recoveries are expected to be shared by Delhi Police at a press conference. Investigators are likely to outline the circumstances in which the four suspects were arrested and provide more information about the alleged interstate network. The police briefing could also shed light on the source of the drugs and their intended destinations.
The arrests come as Delhi Police continues action against alleged drug trafficking and organised supply networks in the capital. At this stage, police have released limited information about the case beyond the arrests and recovery. The investigation is continuing, and further details are expected once authorities formally brief the media about the operation and the evidence recovered during the crackdown.
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