Archive · 28 Dec 2025
Drug Kingpin Flees Police via Secret Basement
A man named Taslim, who is a big boss in a drug group, had a secret basement in his house.
He used this basement to hide drugs and to escape when the police came to arrest him.
The police found out about his plans and arrested his son and a friend first.
They found drugs on them.
The next day, when the police went to Taslim's house, he used a small exit in the basement to run away.
The basement was very deep, about 15 feet underground, and had things like chairs and carpets to hide the drugs.
The police in Uttar Pradesh are trying hard to catch drug traffickers.
They have caught other people with big amounts of drugs recently.
Taslim, a drug syndicate kingpin, used a secret 15-foot-deep basement to flee during a police raid in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh.
The basement was used to store drug consignments, covered with wedding decoration items like chairs and carpets.
Taslim's son and a close aide were arrested with 500 grams of charas a day before the raid on his residence.
Recent police operations in Uttar Pradesh have led to the seizure of 72.9 kg and 125 kg of ganja and the arrest of several individuals involved in drug trafficking.
Taslim has over 70 cases registered against him and has been arrested multiple times, with some of his properties seized under the Gangster Act.
- Who
- Taslim, a drug syndicate kingpin, and his associates
- What
- Taslim used a secret basement to flee during a police raid
- When
- The raid occurred on Friday, following arrests of his son and aide the previous day
- Where
- Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Why
- To evade arrest and continue drug trafficking operations
- Location
- Meerut, Uttar Pradesh
- Main Suspect
- Taslim
- Arrested Individuals
- Taslim's son Shahbaz, associate Salman, Arvind, Akdas, Moharram, Mohammad Sadiq
- Drugs Recovered
- 500 grams of charas, 72.9 kg of ganja, 125 kg of ganja
- Basement Depth
- 15 feet below ground