Mamata shocked at how the Chinese drug ring went unnoticed, US smugglers Quiz agents

Kolkata: Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee expressed dissatisfaction over the operation of the Murshidabad District Administration for their failure to obtain leads on five Chinese drug traffickers who managed to create a "drug factory" landing with the help of a local panchayat leader

At the administrative meeting in Cooch Behar on Tuesday, Banerjee expressed his shock on how the factory worked in the district without being noticed.

"I wonder why the local police could not find something unusual about the Chinese nationals who are wandering in the area.We need to increase our surveillance.There are also other senior officials in "No one has noticed, we have to be proactive," said the chief minister.
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On June 29, five Chinese were arrested by the GRP from Kolkata Station with 200 kilograms of "amphetamine", popularly known as "dead drugs", worth Rs 40 crores on them. The case was later taken over by the CID State.
The banned substance, amphetamine, is a neural stimulant / euphoric drug.

Investigators believe that the shipment, neatly stored in 27 packages, was smuggled into China and Myanmar and destined for major cities of India and Bangladesh. 19659004] During the investigation, it was established that the Chinese had set up a factory on a lot of 15 bighas in Murshidabad with the help of Bhoju Sheikh, a member of the Madhupur gram panchayat in Murshidabad [19659004]which was guarded by an armed private security, were informed that it was an ink-making unit but the CID thieves recovered 1.9 kg of tablets Amphetamine in the premises during a raid on July 4th.

Concerned about the developments, Banerjee for a thorough investigation into the case.

Meanwhile, agents of the US law enforcement agency, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), reached Kolkata on Monday and interrogated Chinese nationals arrested at the headquarters of the United States. State in Bhabani Bhavan, in the Alipore region of Kolkata.

Addressing News18, DIG, CID, Nishat Pervez, said: "US DEA officers have come with NCB officials from Delhi to know the details about Chinese nationals."

Pervez said, "They came just to collect information about them."

However, CID sources confirmed that US police interrogated the suspects after discovering that they were in contact with a China-based drug trafficker. who has ties to the United States. It is the first time that Chinese nationals are arrested in Kolkata with such a large amount of banned drugs.