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Mumbai Drug Bust: Malvani Police Seize 800.90 Grams Of Heroin Worth ₹2.40 Crore; 4 Arrested, Hunt On For Main Supplier In Uttarakhand

Mumbai, November 11, 2026: The Malvani Police have arrested four persons and seized over 800 grams of heroin worth approximately ₹2.40 crore in the international market in a crackdown on drug trafficking in Mumbai. According to the police, the action was initiated following a tip-off received by the investigation team. During the initial raid, police arrested a 34-year-old accused and recovered…

Mumbai Drug Bust: Malvani Police Seize 800.90 Grams Of Heroin Worth ₹2.40 Crore; 4 Arrested, Hunt On For Main Supplier In Uttarakhand

Mumbai's Malvani Police conducted a significant drug bust, arresting four individuals and seizing 800.90 grams of heroin valued at approximately ₹2.40 crore. The operation, launched on tip-off from the investigation team, commenced with the arrest of a 34-year-old accused who had 4.90 grams of heroin in his possession. A 19-year-old associate was subsequently arrested, with 263 grams of heroin recovered from him.

Following interrogation, police obtained information about two additional alleged members of the drug supply network. A subsequent raid in Juhu area led to the arrest of two more accused, aged 25 and 20, with an additional 533 grams of heroin recovered from them. The total seized heroin in the operation amounts to 800.90 grams, equivalent to about ₹2.40 crore in the international market.

The investigation revealed that the alleged main supplier of the drug network is located in Sikroda village, Uttarakhand. Authorities are actively pursuing leads to trace and apprehend him. The Malvani Police are also conducting a thorough investigation into the source of the contraband, the supply chain, and the possible involvement of other individuals in the drug trafficking network.

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