North India Statesman
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Mumbai: A Customs Air Intelligence Unit has arrested a 25-year accountant-desert real estate broker at Mumbai airport on charges of smuggling hemp worth Rs 2.5 crore. 3 crores from Bangkok He was about to take Marijuana from Mumbai to Bengaluru. The accused claimed that he had taken a loan of Rs 10 lakh. Inspecting Rs 1.20 lakh and foreign currency before the journey.
Mohammad Sharif (age 25), originally residents of Kasargod in Kerala, worked as an accountant and part -time real estate broker. He used to get 100 rupees. 20 thousand per month. He voluntarily involved in drug trafficking. He is said to have smuggled for the first time.
Mohammad Sharif arrived at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport from Bangkok. Officials of the Air Intelligence Unit stopped it on the basis of specific information. He had an Indian passport.
When his trolley bag was searched, Maggi, shoes, chocolate and plastic bags were found in it. Marijuana was hidden in this plastic bag. The report came positive when examined using the narcotic drug field testing kit. About 3.004 kg marijuana was recovered from the accused. It costs Rs 100 in the international market. 3 crores
He confessed during interrogation that he had left from Bangalore Airport for Bangkok on 27 March. Where he bought marijuana. After this, Ganja was to be transported to Jabbir Minnu in Bengaluru. For this, he had to get 1000 rupees. The price of marijuana per kilogram is Rs 1.5 lakh.
Apart from this, accused Mohammad Sharif claimed that he had taken a loan of Rs 10 lakh. 1.20 lakhs before the journey. Through which 5,300 Saudi Rial and $ 750 were purchased. He spent more than 10 lakh rupees. Asked for 60 thousand rupees to buy marijuana. Sharif was arrested and a case was registered against him under the Swagat Drug and Mana -Effective Material Act. The court sent him to custody.
