Drug abuse on the rise in Bengaluru, Smugglers start taking bus routes to deliver drugs

With a steady rise in the demand for drugs, smugglers start bus routes to safely deliver drugs to drug addicts. Recently, it is noted that racketeers choosing various transport modes and latest one is the easy bus routes to the Bengaluru city, mainly from the Mumbai.

In the last 15 days, Bengaluru unit of Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) seized the large quantities of cocaine, ecstasy, and ketamine, all brought to the city by bus to Bengaluru.

57 years old Nigerian nabbed by the sleuths of the Bengaluru unit of Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) from a semi-sleeper bus at Yeshwantpur. After the inspection of his bag, NCB found 13 top quality ecstasy tablets weighing a total of 4.2gm and worth Rs 3.2 lakh.

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