Maharashtra Crime: DRI Seizes 1.312 Kg Amphetamine Worth ₹1.05 Crore In Nagpur, 1 Arrested
Mumbai, October 1, 2026: The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) Mumbai Zone has dismantled an inter-state drug trafficking syndicate and seized 1.312 kg of amphetamine having an illicit market value of approximately Rs 1.05 crore, officials said on Thursday. Drug Seized At Nagpur Station Acting on specific intelligence, officers of DRI intercepted a female Indian national travelling by…
On October 1, 2026, Mumbai's Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) Mumbai Zone announced the dismantling of an inter-state drug trafficking network and the seizure of 1.312 kg of amphetamine with an estimated market value of Rs 1.05 crore. The operation unfolded at Nagpur Railway Station, where a female Indian national, suspected of harboring narcotic substances in her luggage, was apprehended.
Acting on intelligence, DRI officers intercepted the Hazrat Nizamuddin–KSR Bengaluru Rajdhani Express and conducted a search of the passenger's luggage, discovering a concealed compartment in the suitcase. This compartment, made of hard cardboard, held two packages wrapped in blue carbon paper. Upon testing, it was confirmed that the substances were amphetamine.
The seized drugs, weighing a total of 1.312 kg, were seized and the passenger was arrested, subsequently produced before a court. This crackdown on organized narcotics trafficking underscores the DRI's unwavering dedication to combating drug trafficking across state boundaries.
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