Indian authorities have arrested four Nigerians and a Thai national in separate anti-drug operations in Haryana State, near New Delhi, over alleged drug trafficking.
According to The Times of India, the suspects were apprehended in October during raids conducted by the Gurgaon and Faridabad units of the Haryana State Narcotics Control Bureau.
The operations reportedly led to the recovery of 54.76 grammes of MDMA and 8.90 grammes of cocaine from the suspects, whose identities were not disclosed by the authorities.
The newspaper reported that the arrests were part of the narcotics control bureau’s sustained efforts to curb drug trafficking across the state.
It added that the agency had intensified surveillance on foreign nationals suspected of involvement in the illegal drug trade as part of its enforcement campaign.
