Archive · 7 Aug 2025
Drug Racket Used Shirt Code to Transport ₹434 Crore of Drugs
Police found a big drug operation in India.
The criminals made and sold drugs worth a lot of money.
They used secret codes to move the drugs so the police wouldn't catch them.
The people making the drugs didn't know who was selling them, and they used pictures of shirts to identify each other.
The drugs were sent by bus and car, not by plane or train.
The police think this is part of a bigger, international group and are trying to find more people involved.
Police uncovered a drug operation in Mysuru, Karnataka, with an estimated value of ₹434 crore.
Accused used shirt photos as a coded method to transport MD drugs to Mumbai.
The operation involved two groups: one for manufacturing and another for distribution, with members unaware of each other's identities.
Drugs were transported by road, from Mysuru to Bengaluru and then to Mumbai.
Authorities suspect an international network is involved, possibly linked to organized crime.
- Who
- Two groups: one manufacturing MD drugs and the other distributing them, plus street-level dealers.
- What
- A drug trafficking operation involving the transport of MD drugs.
- When
- Details of the operation have recently been revealed.
- Where
- Mysuru (manufacturing), Bengaluru (transit), and Mumbai (destination).
- Why
- To facilitate the anonymous and discreet transport of drugs to minimize risk.
- Drug Type
- MD (Mephedrone)
- Value of Drugs
- ₹434 crore
- Location of Lab
- Mysuru, Karnataka
- Transportation Method
- Road (bus and car)
- Coded Method
- Shirt photos for identification
- Police Involvement
- Sakinaka police