Archive · 16 Sep 2026
Woman, Son Arrested Over Psychotropic Tablet Supply in Delhi
Police in Delhi arrested a woman and her 19-year-old son.
They are accused of having and supplying special tablets illegally.
Police said they found 90 tablets at the woman’s home.
They also found Rs 90,180 in cash there.
Another 210 tablets were found at the son’s rented home.
The tablets contained buprenorphine and naloxone.
Police said the son had been involved in two earlier cases.
A case was registered under the NDPS Act.
Police arrested 39-year-old Preeti and her 19-year-old son Jatin in Jahangir Puri, Delhi.
Police alleged the pair possessed and supplied psychotropic tablets.
A search of Preeti’s residence recovered 90 Addnok-N tablets and Rs 90,180 in cash.
Another 210 Addnok-N tablets were recovered from Jatin’s rented accommodation.
A case under the NDPS Act was registered; police said Jatin had previously faced two cases.
- Who
- Preeti, 39, and her son Jatin, 19, were arrested, according to police.
- What
- They were allegedly possessing and supplying psychotropic Addnok-N tablets.
- When
- The arrests were reported on September 16; police said the raid followed information received on Tuesday.
- Where
- Jahangir Puri in northwest Delhi, including the residences of the accused.
- Why
- Police said they received information about the illegal sale and distribution of psychotropic substances in the area.
- Accused
- Preeti, 39, and Jatin, 19
- Location
- Jahangir Puri, northwest Delhi
- Tablets recovered
- 300 Addnok-N tablets
- Recovery from Preeti’s residence
- 90 tablets weighing 18.78 grams
- Recovery from Jatin’s accommodation
- 210 tablets weighing 43.60 grams
- Cash recovered
- Rs 90,180 in unaccounted cash
- Legal action
- A case was registered under the NDPS Act