Archive · 7 Aug 2025
Delhi Police Busts Interstate Drug Cartel; Two Arrested, Heroin Seized
The Delhi police caught two people and broke up a drug ring that was operating across multiple states.
They found a large amount of heroin, worth a lot of money.
One person, Sushil Arora, who has been in trouble before, was getting the drugs from a place called Bareilly.
The other person, Shakti, who owned an ironing shop, got involved with some criminals.
The police had been planning this operation and were able to catch them.
Delhi Police arrested two individuals, dismantling an interstate drug cartel.
The police seized 592 grams of heroin, worth over ₹3 crore.
Sushil Arora, with a criminal history, procured drugs from Bareilly.
Shakti, a clothes ironing shop owner, was also arrested.
The arrests followed a planned operation by the Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF).
- Who
- Sushil Arora and Shakti, the Delhi Police, and the Anti-Narcotics Task Force.
- What
- The Anti-Narcotics Task Force dismantled an interstate drug cartel and seized heroin.
- When
- Thursday (announcement)
- Where
- Delhi and Bareilly, India
- Why
- To stop drug trafficking and distribution in the Delhi-NCR area.
Law Enforcement Actions
Criminal Activities
Police Operation
Law Enforcement Actions
Police conducted a planned operation to dismantle a drug cartel.
Criminal Activities
N/A
Evidence and Arrest
Law Enforcement Actions
Sushil Arora was found with 292 grams of heroin and ₹3 lakh in cash.
Criminal Activities
N/A
- Seized Substance
- Heroin
- Quantity Seized
- 592 grams
- Estimated Value
- Over ₹3 crore
- Arrested Individuals
- Sushil Arora, Shakti
- Location of Arrests
- Delhi and Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh
- Lead Agency
- Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF)
- Charges
- Under relevant sections of the BNS