Mumbai Drug Racket: 2 Women Arrested After Two-Year Chase For Allegedly Using Underprivileged Minors To Deliver Heroin And MD
Mumbai: A two-year chase ended on Friday when Kasturba Marg police arrested two women from a Dahisar apartment, a 60-year-old and her 32-year-old daughter-in-law, accused of running a narcotics ring that involved underprivileged minors to move drugs across the city. Also Watch: Officers named the pair as Rehana Abdul Hameed Mulani, alias Rolly Appa, and Farida Mulani. The two lived together in…
Mumbai police have apprehended a mother-daughter duo, Rehana Abdul Hameed Mulani, 60, and her 32-year-old daughter-in-law Farida Mulani, in connection with a narcotics ring that allegedly exploited underprivileged minors to deliver heroin and MDMA across the city. The arrest comes after a two-year investigation, during which the women evaded capture by frequently changing residences in slum areas.
The two are accused of living together in shanties in Borivali East and operating the ring for the past few years. Police revealed that the women had a long criminal history, with 17 cases across Mumbai, ranging from drug peddling to physical assault and riot-related offenses. The investigation is now focused on tracing the source of the narcotics.
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