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LSD drug bust: how traffickers sourced and distributed, police reveal details

Narcotics Control Bureau claims to have made its biggest LSD seizure in 2 decades.

The seizure, as per officials, is estimated to be worth over Rs 10 crore in the international market

&nbsp;The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) on Tuesday said it has made the "largest-ever" single operation seizure of about 15,000 LSD blots in the country and arrested six people after it busted an international drugs trafficking network operating on the darknet.
The seizure, as per officials, is estimated to be worth over Rs 10 crore in the international market (about Rs 5K-7K per blot) and all the six who have been taken into custody, beginning late last month, are students and youngsters who wanted to make "easy money" by remaining anonymous within the deep layers of secret internet-based apps and messenger service like WICKR.
Possession of 0.1 gram of LSD (about six blots), which is the commercial quantity for the hallucinogenic drug, invites strict legal action under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, leading to a denial of bail and rigorous imprisonment in jail for the person who trades or consumes it, an NCB officer said.
NCB's deputy DG Singh said the latest seizure of about 15,000 LSD blots is 2,500 times of the commercial quantity.
He said the LSD seized by them was sourced from Poland and the Netherlands and this syndicate was trafficking it across various states by taking payments through cryptocurrency and UPI, and the contraband was shipped through couriers and postal networks.
The NCB, the officials said, is trying to freeze the crypto funds too. &nbsp;"The suppliers and consumers intercepted by us had no personal interaction and every contact was on the darknet," Singh said.
He said the operation was undertaken by a special team of the Delhi zonal unit of the federal anti-narcotics agency after they "patrolled" the darknet for many hours.
Darknet refers to the deep hidden internet platform that is used for narcotics sale, exchange of pornographic content and other illegal activities by using the secret alleys of the onion router (ToR) to stay away from the surveillance of law enforcement agencies. &nbsp;Apart from the LSD blots, 2.32 kgs of ganja and Rs 4.65 lakh cash have been seized while bank deposits worth Rs 20 lakh have been frozen, the deputy DG said.
NCB zonal director (Delhi) Gyanendra Kumar Singh said those arrested are mostly educated and are young.
"One is a student who is from Goa but enrolled at a private university in Noida, another is a Delhi boy who was trying to send some of these blots to Kashmir and a girl who has been arrested from the NCR," the zonal director said.
A supplier based in Jaipur and a man from Kerala have also been arrested, he said.

According to officials, the seized LSD is worth nearly 10 crore rupees.

Biggest drug bust in two decades: LSD, marijuana and darknet

In the biggest drug bust in 20 years, the Narcotics Control Bureau seized  15,000 LSD blots, 2.5 kg marijuana, Rs 24.65 lakhs deposited in bank accounts on Tuesday. 

According to officials, the seized LSD is worth nearly 10 crore rupees.

In the biggest drug bust in 20 years, the Narcotics Control Bureau seized 15,000 LSD blots, 2.5 kg marijuana, Rs 20 lakhs deposited in bank accounts on Tuesday.
The police has arrested 6 youngsters who allegedly operated this pan-India drug network.&nbsp;
The seizure, as per officials, is estimated to be worth over Rs 10 crore in the international market (about Rs 5K-7K per blot) and all the six who have been taken into custody, beginning late last month, are students and youngsters who wanted to make "easy money" by remaining anonymous within the deep layers of secret internet-based apps and messenger service like WICKR.
LSD or lysergic acid diethylamide is a synthetic chemical based-drug and is categorised as a hallucinogen. It is trafficked by painting it on blots, half the size of a stamp paper, and is consumed by licking or swallowing.
"This is the "largest-ever" seizure of LSD blots in the country in a single operation. Six youngsters have been arrested till now and we are on the trail of one more such cartel," NCB deputy director general (northern region) Gyaneshwar Singh told reporters here.
Those arrested are in the age group of 25-28 years, the officials said.

288 people suspected to have consumed drugs at Gurgaon club: police

288 people suspected to have consumed drugs at Gurugram club: police

Following inputs over alleged consumption and circulation of contraband drugs at a rave party, police raided 'Casa Danza' club in Udyog Vihar in the early hours of January 28

As many as 288 party attendees were made to give blood samples on suspicion of consumption of illegal drugs at a club in Gurugram.
Following inputs over alleged consumption and circulation of contraband drugs at a rave party, police raided 'Casa Danza' club in Udyog Vihar in the early hours of January 28.&nbsp;
It recovered narcotics including heroin, cocaine, charas, marijuana and MDMA from the club premises. ACP Manoj Kumar said no arrest has been made so far as nothing was recovered rom anyone's personal possession but their blood samples have sent to the lab on suspicion of consumption.
He added that further action will be taken on the basis of test results.
An FIR has been lodged against three owners and three managers of Casa Danza club under several sections of Narcotics Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act.
(Agencies)
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The Supreme Court of India warned a petitioner that if narcotics consumption in small quantities is legalised, then drug dealers will peddle substances in smaller quantities too.
The top court refused to entertain a PIL seeking scrapping of certain provisions of the NDPS Act which penalise drug addicts for using banned substances for personal consumption.
The petitioner argued, "It is important to take steps to minimise the stigma and provide health care benefits and facilities of de-addiction to the people affected by substance abuse, rather than subjecting them to punishment under the criminal justice system."
The Supreme Court reportedly said that courts take note of personal consumption angles in cases, and award lesser punishment for drug abuse. The petitioner withdrew the PIL as the court did not wish to hear the matter.

Supreme Court on decriminalising drug consumption: 'Dealers will start peddling...'

SC refused to entertain a PIL seeking scrapping of certain provisions of the NDPS Act which penalise drug addicts for using banned substances for personal consumption.

The Supreme Court of India warned a petitioner that if narcotics consumption in small quantities is legalised, then drug dealers will peddle substances in smaller quantities too.
The top court refused to entertain a PIL seeking scrapping of certain provisions of the NDPS Act which penalise drug addicts for using banned substances for personal consumption.
The petitioner argued, "It is important to take steps to minimise the stigma and provide health care benefits and facilities of de-addiction to the people affected by substance abuse, rather than subjecting them to punishment under the criminal justice system."
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Sushant death: Narcotics team searches Rhea's home

Days after the Narcotics Control Bureau began its probe into the alleged drug angle in the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput, an NCB team carried out search at Rhea Chakraborty's home

Days after the Narcotics Control Bureau began its probe into the alleged drug angle in the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput, an NCB team reached Rhea Chakraborty's home in Mumbai to carry out searches on Friday morning. Reports said that another NCB team carried out searches at the home of Sushant's aide Samuel Miranda. The agency has started its probe after leaked WhatsApp chats suggested that Rhea, her brother Showik and others procured and used drugs. In a series of TV interviews recently, Rhea had denied allegations that she consumed drugs and had offered to undergo blood tests.

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