Delhi police apprehends three for supplying ganja through post office, airways from Shillong
Sep 30, 2024
New Delhi [India], September 30 : Delhi Police arrested two people along with one 'child in conflict of law' (CCL) belonging to Nagaland for supplying illicit 'Ganja' from Shillong to the national capital through airways and the post office.
The accused have been identified as Ato Sumi (30) and R. Kechyelo Seb (22).
As per the Police, it has recovered 4.590 Kg Illicit Ganja from the room of accused person's, two parcels weighing 12 kg held in post office to be delivered to accused and their mobile phones.
According to the Deputy Commissioner of Police, South West, Rohit Meena, on September 19, information was received regarding the sale of illicit Ganja by 2-3 persons at Humayunpur Village, New Delhi.
"Immediately, a team of Special Staff led by SI Ashok Kumar Meena was constituted. On receiving of the information, a raid was conducted at Humayunpur village on the identity of the secret informer and apprehended three accused along with illicit Ganja of approx. 4.590 Kg from their room," DCP Meena said.
"During course of investigation, they were interrogated and arrested in the present case and they disclosed that they received the illicit Ganja from Shillong, Meghalaya from one Kawi (they are not known by the original name of supplier) through post office in parcels," he said.
The Delhi Police also mentioned that the accused Ato Sumi also received the amount of illicit Ganja in his bank accounts.
"For the purpose of investigation regarding source and supply, accused persons were taken on 10 days PC remand and CCL was sent to judicial custody as his age proof documents were not available and he disclosed his age of year 2006 before the court. During investigation of the case, accused Ato Sumi was interrogated and as per his disclosure as well as data available in mobile phone of the accused, it was found that he received the illicit Ganja from Shillong, Meghalaya through post office in Vasant Kunj," DCP Meena added.
Police also mentioned that the three bank accounts of the acuused Sumi were freezed with total amount of Rs. 37,45,502.
"Further investigation of the case is under process to arrest of the source and receiver of illicit Ganja in the present case," they said.
