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The NIA on Wednesday seized what is understood to be talc mixed with narcotics during a raid at a godown here in connection with its probe related to the recent seizure of 2,988 kg of heroin at Gujarat's Mundra port.
The search, according to the agency, was carried out a building located in the Nebsarai area of the national capital.
"...white powder material, suspected to be talc mixed with narcotics, has been seized with the help of the FSL (forensic science laboratory)," a National Investigation Agency (NIA) spokesperson said.
The agency had carried out similar searches in the Mundra heroin seizure case twice earlier.
The NIA early this month took over the case from the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) on the directions of the Union home ministry and registered a criminal complaint under sections of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act and the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA).
The case relates to the seizure of 2,988.21 kg of narcotic substance &ndash; heroin -- at the Mundra port and the involvement of foreign nationals in the procurement and delivery of the consignment, an NIA official had said.
On September 13, the DRI detained two containers that had arrived at Mundra Port from Kandahar in Afghanistan through the Bandar Abbas port of Iran.
The declaration accompanying the containers claimed they had "semi-processed talc stones".
However, a thorough examination established that the two containers in fact contained 2,988 kg of heroin worth Rs 21,000 crore, which was concealed in "the lower layers" of "jumbo bags" topped with talc stones, an official release had said.
The DRI had arrested eight persons, including five foreign nationals, in connection with the seizure of the drugs. Searches were then conducted by the NIA in Chennai, Coimbatore and Vijayawada at premises of the accused.

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The NIA on Wednesday seized what is understood to be talc mixed with narcotics during a raid at a godown&nbsp;in&nbsp;New Delhi in connection with its probe related to the recent seizure of 2,988 kg of heroin at Gujarat's Mundra port.
The search, according to the agency, was carried out a building located in the Nebsarai area of the national capital.
The agency had carried out similar searches in the Mundra heroin seizure case twice earlier.
The NIA early this month took over the case from the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence on the directions of the Union home ministry. On September 13, the DRI detained two containers that had arrived at Mundra Port from Kandahar in Afghanistan through the Bandar Abbas port of Iran.
The declaration accompanying the containers claimed they had "semi-processed talc stones".
However, a thorough examination established that the two containers in fact contained 2,988 kg of heroin worth Rs 21,000 crore.

The NIA early this month took over the case from DRI&nbsp;on the directions of the Union home ministry and registered a criminal complaint under sections of the NDPS and the UAPA.

The NIA on Wednesday seized what is understood to be talc mixed with narcotics during a raid at a godown here in connection with its probe related to the recent seizure of 2,988 kg of heroin at Gujarat's Mundra port.
The search, according to the agency, was carried out a building located in the Nebsarai area of the national capital.
"...white powder material, suspected to be talc mixed with narcotics, has been seized with the help of the FSL (forensic science laboratory)," a National Investigation Agency (NIA) spokesperson said.
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The agency had carried out similar searches in the Mundra heroin seizure case twice earlier.
The NIA early this month took over the case from the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) on the directions of the Union home ministry and registered a criminal complaint under sections of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act and the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA).
The case relates to the seizure of 2,988.21 kg of narcotic substance &ndash; heroin -- at the Mundra port and the involvement of foreign nationals in the procurement and delivery of the consignment, an NIA official had said.
On September 13, the DRI detained two containers that had arrived at Mundra Port from Kandahar in Afghanistan through the Bandar Abbas port of Iran.
The declaration accompanying the containers claimed they had "semi-processed talc stones".
However, a thorough examination established that the two containers in fact contained 2,988 kg of heroin worth Rs 21,000 crore, which was concealed in "the lower layers" of "jumbo bags" topped with talc stones, an official release had said.
The DRI had arrested eight persons, including five foreign nationals, in connection with the seizure of the drugs. Searches were then conducted by the NIA in Chennai, Coimbatore and Vijayawada at premises of the accused.

A special court in Gujarat has ordered the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence to investigate if the &ldquo;Mundra Adani Port, its management and its authority has gained any benefits&rdquo; from&nbsp;the&nbsp;import of 2,990 kg of heroin.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The Indian Express reported that&nbsp;that a&nbsp;special court for Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances while hearing the remand application of one of the key accused&nbsp;noted in its order that&nbsp;&ldquo;&hellip; it is required to be investigated&nbsp;how&nbsp;Mundra Adani port was completely under dark and oblivious about the fact of import of such consignment and whether its management and its authority has gained any benefits from import of such consignment of NDPS substances in India.&rdquo;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The court has also asked the DRI to investigate &ldquo;the modalities and the process for scanning and checking of such container and consignment at foreign nations and at Mundra port when&nbsp;the&nbsp;containers&nbsp;landed at Mundra Adani Port&rdquo;.&nbsp;&nbsp;The drugs were hidden&nbsp;in two containers that landed at Mundra port from Afghanistan via Iran in the name of Aashi Trading Company of&nbsp;Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh.&nbsp;

‘Did Mundra Adani port gain?’ NDPS court asks as it orders probe into Gujarat drug seizure

&lsquo;Did Mundra Adani port gain?&rsquo; NDPS court asks as it orders probe into Gujarat drug seizure

A special court in Gujarat has ordered the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence to investigate if the &ldquo;Mundra Adani Port, its management and its authority has gained any benefits&rdquo; from&nbsp;the&nbsp;import of 2,990 kg of heroin.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The Indian Express reported that&nbsp;that a&nbsp;special court for Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances while hearing the remand application of one of the key accused&nbsp;noted in its order that&nbsp;&ldquo;&hellip; it is required to be investigated&nbsp;how&nbsp;Mundra Adani port was completely under dark and oblivious about the fact of import of such consignment and whether its management and its authority has gained any benefits from import of such consignment of NDPS substances in India.&rdquo;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The court has also asked the DRI to investigate &ldquo;the modalities and the process for scanning and checking of such container and consignment at foreign nations and at Mundra port when&nbsp;the&nbsp;containers&nbsp;landed at Mundra Adani Port&rdquo;.&nbsp; &nbsp; The drugs were hidden&nbsp;in two containers that landed at Mundra port from Afghanistan via Iran in the name of Aashi Trading Company of&nbsp;Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh.&nbsp;

Teen detained for threats to Dhoni's daughter: police

A 16-year-old boy was detained on Sunday from Mundra in Gujarat for allegedly issuing threats against cricketer MS&nbsp;Dhoni's minor daughter

Teen arrested for threats to Dhoni's daughter: police

A 16-year-old boy was detained on Sunday from Mundra in Gujarat for allegedly issuing threats against cricketer MS&nbsp;Dhoni's minor daughter, police said.&nbsp;The class 12 student has&nbsp;"confessed" to have posted the threatening message on the Instagram account of Dhoni's wife Sakshi&nbsp;after the IPL 2020 match between KKR and CSK cricket teams, police added. Rape threats to the 5-year-old&nbsp;had caused a huge outrage on social media.

Ahmedabad, PTI: A 16-year-old boy was detained on Sunday from Mundra in Gujarat for allegedly issuing threats against cricketer Mahendra Singh Dhoni's minor daughter, police said.
"The class 12 student from Namna Kapaya village was detained for questioning in connection with a disgusting threat message that was posted on the Instagram account of Mr Dhoni's wife Sakshi Dhoni a few days back," Kutch (West) superintendent of police Saurabh Singh told reporters.
The teenager "confessed" to have posted the threatening message on the Instagram account after the IPL 2020 match between KKR and CSK cricket teams, police said.
Ranchi police had shared information regarding the boy with Kutch (West) police and asked them to confirm if he was the one who had posted the threat message, police said.
"We detained him for questioning after Ranchi police informed us that the accused hails from Mundra in Kutch district."
"We have confirmed that the boy is the same who had posted the message. He will be handed over to Ranchi police as the FIR was lodged in that city," police said, adding that a team of Ranchi Police is likely to reach Kutch tomorrow to take custody of the teenager.
Dhoni is captaining the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) cricket team in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2020 season.
The nature of the threat had caused a huge outrage on social media, with several cricketers, politicians and celebrities expressing disgust and demanding action.

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