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The NCB has seized about 50 kg of "high-quality" heroin and arrested a man after it conducted raids in the Shaheen Bagh area of Delhi's Jamia Nagar, the federal anti-narcotics agency said on Thursday, claiming to have busted an Indo-Afghan drug-smuggling racket.
Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) Deputy Director General (operations) Sanjay Kumar Singh said during a press briefing that cash amounting to Rs 30 lakh was also seized after the operation at a residential premises in the south Delhi area on Wednesday.
The drugs were kept in backpacks and jute bags and were wrapped in packets of e-commerce major Flipkart and other companies, the officer said.
He said this was one of the biggest narcotics seizures in Delhi, that too from a residential area, in the recent past.
Another 47 kg of "suspected" narcotics were also seized from the premises and the NCB has sent the seized substance to a laboratory for testing, Singh said.
The seized heroin originated from Afghanistan and the cash found is suspected to have been channelled through hawala (illegal routing of cash), he added.
The agency also seized cash-counting machines and some other "incriminating" material from the premises.
"It has been revealed that an Indo-Afghan syndicate based in Delhi, the National Capital Region and the neighbouring states is connected with the case. These syndicates have expertise in manufacturing and adulterating heroin locally, Singh said.
A senior officer said the "kingpin" of the syndicate is based in Dubai and the agency is probing the case further, including certain links with Pakistan-based narcotics operatives.
The man who was arrested -- an Indian national -- does not stay in the raided apartment at Shaheen Bagh and had taken it on rent, the officer, who wished to remain anonymous, said.
The India-Afghanistan syndicates smuggle goods to India through maritime as well as land-border routes and heroin is smuggled with legitimate goods and cargo, the NCB said.
The contraband is subsequently extracted from these goods by the Indian members of the syndicates with the help of some Afghan nationals, it added.
The agency is carrying out raids to bust the entire network and the traffickers are linked to operatives based in Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Delhi, the agency said.

Delhi drug bust: 50 kg of heroin seized, one held from Jamia Nagar: NCB

The Narcotics Control Bureau has seized about 50 kg of &lsquo;high-quality' heroin and arrested a man after it conducted raids in Shaheen Bagh area of Delhi on Thursday. The agency claims&nbsp;to have busted an Indo-Afghan drug-smuggling racket.&nbsp; The NCB Deputy Director General of operations Sanjay Kumar Singh said that cash amounting to Rs 30 lakh was also seized. He said this was one of the biggest narcotics seizures in Delhi, that too from a residential area.&nbsp; Another 47 kg of "suspected" narcotics were also seized from the premises which has been sent for testing.&nbsp; The agency also seized cash-counting machines and some other "incriminating" material.&nbsp; The India-Afghanistan syndicates smuggle goods to India through maritime as well as land-border routes and heroin is smuggled with legitimate goods and cargo.&nbsp;

The NCB has seized about 50 kg of "high-quality" heroin and arrested a man after it conducted raids in the Shaheen Bagh area of Delhi's Jamia Nagar

The NCB has seized about 50 kg of "high-quality" heroin and arrested a man after it conducted raids in the Shaheen Bagh area of Delhi's Jamia Nagar, the federal anti-narcotics agency said on Thursday, claiming to have busted an Indo-Afghan drug-smuggling racket.
Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) Deputy Director General (operations) Sanjay Kumar Singh said during a press briefing that cash amounting to Rs 30 lakh was also seized after the operation at a residential premises in the south Delhi area on Wednesday.
The drugs were kept in backpacks and jute bags and were wrapped in packets of e-commerce major Flipkart and other companies, the officer said.
He said this was one of the biggest narcotics seizures in Delhi, that too from a residential area, in the recent past.
Another 47 kg of "suspected" narcotics were also seized from the premises and the NCB has sent the seized substance to a laboratory for testing, Singh said.
The seized heroin originated from Afghanistan and the cash found is suspected to have been channelled through hawala (illegal routing of cash), he added.
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The agency also seized cash-counting machines and some other "incriminating" material from the premises.
"It has been revealed that an Indo-Afghan syndicate based in Delhi, the National Capital Region and the neighbouring states is connected with the case. These syndicates have expertise in manufacturing and adulterating heroin locally, Singh said.
A senior officer said the "kingpin" of the syndicate is based in Dubai and the agency is probing the case further, including certain links with Pakistan-based narcotics operatives.
The man who was arrested -- an Indian national -- does not stay in the raided apartment at Shaheen Bagh and had taken it on rent, the officer, who wished to remain anonymous, said.
The India-Afghanistan syndicates smuggle goods to India through maritime as well as land-border routes and heroin is smuggled with legitimate goods and cargo, the NCB said.
The contraband is subsequently extracted from these goods by the Indian members of the syndicates with the help of some Afghan nationals, it added.
The agency is carrying out raids to bust the entire network and the traffickers are linked to operatives based in Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Delhi, the agency said.

Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik's son-in-law Sameer Khan has sent a Rs five crore defamation notice to former chief minister Devendra Fadnavis for making "baseless allegations against him without any merit", and also demanded written apology from him.
A state BJP spokesperson, however, said they will respond to the notice legally.
Nawab Malik's daughter Nilofer Malik Khan posted a snapshot of the legal notice, dated November 10, on her Twitter handle on Thursday.
"False accusations ruin lives. Before one accuses or condemns they must know what they are talking about. This defamation notice is for the false claims &amp; statements which Mr. @Dev_Fadnavis has put on my family. We will not back down," she tweeted.
Sameer Khan was arrested in an alleged drugs case by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) in January this year. He was granted bail in September by a court, citing lack of evidence.
In the legal notice to Fadnavis, Sameer Khan's lawyer mentioned that his client was "falsely implicated" in a case lodged by the NCB, which had alleged that he was involved in a drug syndicate. After filing of the charge sheet in July, Khan was released on bail, it said.
But, Fadnavis in a statement to a news channel on November 1 said Malik's son-in-law was "found with drugs in his possession" and that "in whose house drugs were found then what their party will be", it said.
The allegations were "baseless and without any merits", Sameer Khan said in the notice.
The NCB's panchanama clearly says that Khan's house was searched and "no contraband/suspicious substance was found in the house or under his possession", the notice said.
"But from which source you obtained such false, frivolous and baseless report?" Sameer Khan asked.
The notice said Khan was facing continuous mental torture and harassment and not only was he defamed, but his entire family, including wife and children, were equally affected.
Hence, he was demanding Rs five crore as damages for the mental torture, agony, financial loss and injury inflicted to his reputation due to Fadnavis' statements, and also a written apology from the BJP leader over his remarks, as per the notice.
Meanwhile, Maharashtra BJP's chief spokesperson Keshav Upadhye said, &ldquo;Devendra Fadnavis has levelled allegations against Malik's son-in-law based on an ongoing case against him. He was behind bars for eight months.&rdquo; &ldquo;However, we have decided to respond to his notice legally,&rdquo; Upadhye said.
Nawab Malik had last week sought to link Fadnavis with an alleged narcotics dealer by tweeting the latter's photograph with the former CM and his wife.
Fadnavis later alleged that there was a dubious land deal involving the NCP leader, his family members and two convicts of the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case. The minister had refuted the allegations.&nbsp;

Nawab Malik Vs Devendra Fadnavis: NCP leader's son-in-law sends Rs 5 cr defamation notice to BJP leader 

Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik's son-in-law Sameer Khan has sent a Rs five crore defamation notice to former chief minister Devendra Fadnavis. Demanding a written apology,&nbsp;Sameer Khan has sued the BJP&nbsp;leader for what he called "baseless allegations against him without any merit".
Nawab Malik's daughter Nilofer Malik Khan posted a snapshot of the legal notice, dated November 10, on her Twitter handle on Thursday.
Sameer Khan was arrested in an alleged drugs case by the Narcotics Control Bureau in January this year. He was granted bail in September by a court, citing lack of evidence.
Fadnavis in a statement to a news channel on November 1 had said that&nbsp;Malik's son-in-law was "found with drugs in his possession".
The defamation notice said that NCB's panchanama clearly says that Khan's house was searched and "no contraband/suspicious substance was found in the house or under his possession.&nbsp;

Sameer Khan sued the BJP&nbsp;leader for what he called "baseless allegations against him without any merit"

Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik's son-in-law Sameer Khan has sent a Rs five crore defamation notice to former chief minister Devendra Fadnavis for making "baseless allegations against him without any merit", and also demanded written apology from him.
A state BJP spokesperson, however, said they will respond to the notice legally.
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Nawab Malik's daughter Nilofer Malik Khan posted a snapshot of the legal notice, dated November 10, on her Twitter handle on Thursday.
"False accusations ruin lives. Before one accuses or condemns they must know what they are talking about. This defamation notice is for the false claims &amp; statements which Mr. @Dev_Fadnavis has put on my family. We will not back down," she tweeted.
Sameer Khan was arrested in an alleged drugs case by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) in January this year. He was granted bail in September by a court, citing lack of evidence.
In the legal notice to Fadnavis, Sameer Khan's lawyer mentioned that his client was "falsely implicated" in a case lodged by the NCB, which had alleged that he was involved in a drug syndicate. After filing of the charge sheet in July, Khan was released on bail, it said.
But, Fadnavis in a statement to a news channel on November 1 said Malik's son-in-law was "found with drugs in his possession" and that "in whose house drugs were found then what their party will be", it said.
The allegations were "baseless and without any merits", Sameer Khan said in the notice.
The NCB's panchanama clearly says that Khan's house was searched and "no contraband/suspicious substance was found in the house or under his possession", the notice said.
"But from which source you obtained such false, frivolous and baseless report?" Sameer Khan asked.
The notice said Khan was facing continuous mental torture and harassment and not only was he defamed, but his entire family, including wife and children, were equally affected.
Hence, he was demanding Rs five crore as damages for the mental torture, agony, financial loss and injury inflicted to his reputation due to Fadnavis' statements, and also a written apology from the BJP leader over his remarks, as per the notice.
Meanwhile, Maharashtra BJP's chief spokesperson Keshav Upadhye said, &ldquo;Devendra Fadnavis has levelled allegations against Malik's son-in-law based on an ongoing case against him. He was behind bars for eight months.&rdquo; &ldquo;However, we have decided to respond to his notice legally,&rdquo; Upadhye said.
Nawab Malik had last week sought to link Fadnavis with an alleged narcotics dealer by tweeting the latter's photograph with the former CM and his wife.
Fadnavis later alleged that there was a dubious land deal involving the NCP leader, his family members and two convicts of the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case. The minister had refuted the allegations.&nbsp;

In yet another twist in the drugs-on-cruise case involving Shah Rukh&nbsp;Khan's son Aryan Khan, a key witness on Sunday said that the star kid was implicated.&nbsp;Vijay Pagare told news agency ANI&nbsp;that he heard BJP worker Manish Bhanushali&nbsp;who is also a witness in the NCB's raid on the luxurious cruise ship off Mumbai coast, talk about a ₹18-crore-deal to 'settle' the Aryan Khan's case.
Bhanushali was among the nine independent witnesses of the NCB, which also includes KP Gosavi.
Pagare claimed that Sunil Patil, one of the founding members of Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) who played a &lsquo;key role&rsquo; in the Aryan Khan case, told Bhanushali last September about a &ldquo;big game&rdquo; that happened during a meeting at a hotel where he was also present.

Key witness in Aryan Khan drug case says Shah Rukh Khan's son was implicated

There is another twist in the drugs on a cruise case: A key witness in Aryan Khan drug case says Shah Rukh Khan's son was implicated and he heard BJP worker Bhanushali talk about Rs 18 crore deal

In yet another twist in the drugs-on-cruise case involving Shah Rukh&nbsp;Khan's son Aryan Khan, a key witness on Sunday said that the star kid was implicated.&nbsp;
Vijay Pagare told news agency ANI&nbsp;that he heard BJP worker Manish Bhanushali&nbsp;who is also a witness in the NCB's raid on the luxurious cruise ship off Mumbai coast, talk about a ₹18-crore-deal to 'settle' the Aryan Khan's case.
SOT- Pagare claimed that Sunil Patil, one of the founding members of Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) who played a &lsquo;key role&rsquo; in the Aryan Khan case, told Bhanushali last September about a &ldquo;big game&rdquo; that happened during a meeting at a hotel where he was also present.
Bhanushali was among the nine independent witnesses of the NCB, which also includes KP Gosavi.

Vijay Pagare told news agency ANI&nbsp;that he heard BJP worker Manish Bhanushali&nbsp;who is also a witness in the NCB's raid on the luxurious cruise ship off Mumbai coast, talk about a ₹18-crore-deal

In yet another twist in the drugs-on-cruise case involving Shah Rukh&nbsp;Khan's son Aryan Khan, a key witness on Sunday said that the star kid was implicated.&nbsp; Vijay Pagare told news agency ANI&nbsp;that he heard BJP worker Manish Bhanushali&nbsp;who is also a witness in the NCB's raid on the luxurious cruise ship off Mumbai coast, talk about a ₹18-crore-deal to 'settle' the Aryan Khan's case.
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Pagare claimed that Sunil Patil, one of the founding members of Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) who played a &lsquo;key role&rsquo; in the Aryan Khan case, told Bhanushali last September about a &ldquo;big game&rdquo; that happened during a meeting at a hotel where he was also present.

NCP leader Nawab Malik, whose son-in-law has been accused in a drug case by the Narcotics Control Bureau, on Saturday launched a fresh attack on the agency and its zonal director Sameer Wankhede.
Taking to twitter, the Maharashtra minister alleged that Wankhede uses his friends as witness in a series of tweets.
Malik shared the details of one Fletcher Patel who has been listed as a witness in three different cases. To prove Patel's link with Wankhede, Nawab Malik even shared Fletcher's Instagram photo with Wankhede's sister.
Earlier, Malik had questioned the presence of two outsiders with objectionable backgrounds during Aryan Khan's arrest.

In another attack at NCB, Nawab Malik hits out at its zonal director

NCP leader Nawab Malik hits out yet again at Narcotics Control Bureau and its zonal director Sameer Wankhede.

In a series of tweets,&nbsp;Nawab&nbsp;Malik alleged that Sameer&nbsp;Wankhede&nbsp;uses his friends as witnesses in different cases.

NCP leader Nawab Malik, whose son-in-law has been accused in a drug case by the Narcotics Control Bureau, on Saturday launched a fresh attack on the agency and its zonal director Sameer Wankhede.
Taking to twitter, the Maharashtra minister alleged that Wankhede uses his friends as witness.&nbsp;
Malik shared the details of one Fletcher Patel who has been listed as a witness in three different cases. To prove Patel's link with Wankhede, Nawab Malik even shared Fletcher's Instagram photo with Wankhede's sister.
Earlier, Malik had questioned the presence of two outsiders with objectionable backgrounds during Aryan Khan's arrest.

NCP leader Nawab Malik&nbsp;shared two new videos in which a BJP office-bearer, Manish Bhanushali, and a private investigator,&nbsp;Kiran P Gosavi, are seen entering and leaving the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) office in Mumbai.
The two were allegedly part of the NCB raid on a cruise ship during which actor Shah Rukh Khan&rsquo;s son Aryan Khan was arrested with several others. 
Kiran P Gosavi was also the man who apparently took a selfie with Aryan Khan which went viral. However, the NCB had said Gosavi was not a member of its team.
Slamming the NCB officer Sameer Wankhede, Nawab Malik questioned the video in which Wankhede said 8-10 people have been arrested by the NCB in connection with the cruise ship case. 
Malik said at that time eight people were arrested and why was Wankhede not sure about the number of arrests. 
"Did they have an intention to frame 2 more people?" Nawab Malik questioned in his tweet. 
On Wednesday, Malik held a press conference to accuse the BJP of "maligning Maharashtra". He also alleged the BJP had framed Aryan Khan to attack his father, actor Shah Rukh Khan.

Mumbai drugs on cruise case: Nawab Malik releases new videos, attacks BJP

New videos shared by NCP leader Nawab Malik show the involvement of BJP leader, a private detective in cruise ship raid case. 

NCP leader Nawab Malik&nbsp;shared two new videos in which a purported&nbsp;BJP office-bearer, Manish Bhanushali, and a private investigator,&nbsp;Kiran Gosavi, are seen entering and leaving the Narcotics Control Bureau office in Mumbai.&nbsp;
The two were allegedly part of the NCB raid on a cruise ship during which actor Shah Rukh Khan&rsquo;s son Aryan Khan was arrested with several others.&nbsp;
Kiran Gosavi was also the man who apparently took a selfie with Aryan Khan which went viral. However, the NCB had said Gosavi was not a member of its team.
Slamming the NCB officer Sameer Wankhede, Nawab Malik questioned the video in which Wankhede said 8-10 people have been arrested by the NCB in connection with the cruise ship case.&nbsp;Malik said at that time eight people were arrested and why was Wankhede not sure about the number of arrests.&nbsp;In a tweet, the NCP&nbsp;leader asked:&nbsp;"Did they have an intention to frame 2 more people?"&nbsp;
On Wednesday, Malik held a press conference to accuse the BJP of "maligning Maharashtra". He also alleged the BJP had framed Aryan Khan to attack his father, actor Shah Rukh Khan.

Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan and seven others were arrested on Monday by the Narcotics Control Bureau, and sent to the agency's custody till Thursday.

NCP leader Nawab Malik&nbsp;shared two new videos in which a purported&nbsp;BJP office-bearer, Manish Bhanushali, and a private investigator,&nbsp;Kiran Gosavi, are seen entering and leaving the Narcotics Control Bureau office in Mumbai.
The two were allegedly part of the NCB raid on a cruise ship during which actor Shah Rukh Khan&rsquo;s son Aryan Khan was arrested with several others.
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Kiran Gosavi was also the man who apparently took a selfie with Aryan Khan which went viral. However, the NCB had said Gosavi was not a member of its team.
Slamming the NCB officer Sameer Wankhede, Nawab Malik questioned the video in which Wankhede said 8-10 people have been arrested by the NCB in connection with the cruise ship case.
Malik said at that time eight people were arrested and why was Wankhede not sure about the number of arrests.
In a tweet, the NCP&nbsp;leader asked:&nbsp;"Did they have an intention to frame 2 more people?" On Wednesday, Malik held a press conference to accuse the BJP of "maligning Maharashtra". He also alleged the BJP had framed Aryan Khan to attack his father, actor Shah Rukh Khan.

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