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Nigerian national arrested with half a kg of heroin in India

                                            Photo: Nigerian national arrested with half a kg of heroin in India
The CIA staff, Kharar, India on Wednesday, arrested a Nigerian national, Nasa Ulagba, near Shivjot Enclave and seized half a kg of heroin from his possession.
According to the police, the value of the heroin in the international market is estimated to be Rs 2.5 crore. ASI Deepak Singh was patrolling near Shivjot Enclave when he noticed a Nigerian national coming out of the park. 
''When he saw the police, he tried to escape from the spot. The police became suspicious and caught hold of him. On enquiry, he told the police his name and said he was staying in Tamil Nadu and had come here. ''
The police called Kharar DSP Deep Kamal Singh to the spot and during his search, half a kg of heroin and a computerised weighing machine were recovered from him. He was arrested and a case under the NDPS Act registered against him.
During interrogation, he confessed that he used to bring heroin from Delhi and sell it to students in the Kharar area.

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