Two held with heroin worth Rs.1 crore

By IANS
Tuesday, July 13, 2010

KOLKATA - Two people were arrested Tuesday from a railway station in West Bengal for smuggling drugs and heroin worth Rs.1 crore was seized from them, police said.

The two were arrested while they were trying to board a train at Mallickour railway station in South 24 Parganas district.

“The accused were identified as Pintu Debnath of Nandigram and Muhammad Khan of Mahisadal in East Midnapore district. One kilogram of heroin worth around Rs.1 crore was recovered from them,” said Prakash Sengupta, officer-in-charge of the Government Railway Police in Mallickpur.

They were members of an inter-state drug smuggling racket.

“During interrogation they confessed to having collected a consignment of drugs from port areas in the city and were about to deliver it to a receiver in the city outskirts. Both were produced before the Alipore district court and remanded in police custody,” said Sengupta.

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