Accused identified as Karamveer Singh from Brampton, Ontario. This comes on the heels of the Canadian Police in Ontario arresting 6 men of Indian origin on similar charges.
Younger Baisoya brother, Ravinder, was arrested in December in connection with the drug seizure, Delhi's biggest yet. His elder brother and suspected mastermind, Virender, is absconding.
Delhi & Gujarat police seized 518 kg of cocaine in a raid on the company Sunday. A series of raids have been conducted in October based on intelligence inputs & probe over past 3 months.
The handler, originally from national capital, had fled the country soon after raids were conducted across Pune & Delhi and not returned, ThePrint has learnt.
Delhi Police seized cocaine worth over Rs 2,000 cr from godown in Mahipalpur Extension. Five arrested including Delhi-based businessman who was working with Dubai-based handler.
Four have been arrested including Delhi-based businessman who owned godown from where cops recovered most of the cocaine, and Mumbai resident who was here to 'collect consignment'.
Four people allegedly planning to sell the drug in Delhi-NCR were arrested by Special Cell, which said its officers had been chasing this racket for over over two months.
Six kg cocaine was concealed in 2 soft toys in form of 270 capsules. The accused, Ashok Kumar, was travelling from Doha to New Delhi aboard an Indigo Airlines flight, it is learnt.
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