Bengaluru: CCB digs deeper into Ragini's drugs connection, arrests peddler


Daijiworld Media Network - Bengaluru (SP)

Bengaluru, Sep 8: The slueths of the Central Crime Bureau (CCB), who have succeeded in getting cine actress Ragini Dwivedi into their custody for five more days, are now concentrating on the bank transactions of the actress.

The CCB personnel have arrested Niyaz, a native of Kerala, who is said to be a drug peddler having contacts with Ragini and some other accused persons. They have found that Ragini had some financial dealings with an African national named Loum Pepper Samba, who was arrested a few days back. Sources revealed that the police personnel have gained access to bank account details of the actress and also some more information from her WhatsApp account.

CCB sources stated that the fourth accused, Prashanth Ranka, who happens to be an entrepreneur, has been taken into custody. The CCB police, who questioned Prithvi Shetty from Mangaluru for two days, let her go on Monday night.

Niyaz has been a resident of Indiranagar here since the last few years. He is involved with real estate and second hand cars business. He also runs clubs at Indiranagar and near Whitefield. The police said that he also owns an advertising agency which publishes advertisements about fashion shows.

During the last some days, the CCB police have arrested 28 persons and taken into custody drugs worth over two crore rupees. Foreigners, people from neighbouring states and students are among the arrested persons. A son of police personnel, identified as Vishwas, who works for a kebab shop, used to peddle drugs during spare time, happens to be one among the peddlers. Some of the arrested persons are drug addicts, who have turned into peddlers over a period of time. The drugs so seized include MDMA, LSD, ganja, cocaine, brown sugar, crystal and hydro ganja. City police commissioner, Kamal Pant, stated that 28 persons who bought high end intoxicants through darknet website for sale in the city have been arrested. They mainly targetted IT-BT employees and youngsters,Pant added.

It is said that ganja was found being grown in the city on terrace. The police have recovered drugs worth Rs 66 lac from Vishwas, and arrested another man, Ambaresh,who reportedly supported Vishwas in the drug trade.

Kamal Pant said in a press meet he addressed on Monday that ganja has been confiscated from the limits of almost all the police stations in the city. He confirmed that the son of another police personnel, who happens to be an engineer, also has got transformed into a peddler. He informed that marijuana is being grown in a terrace at J P Nagar here. The police have seized marijuana plants from a studentm Aditya, an engineering student of BMS college here.

The police who have so far cracked ten cases, have laid their hands on 187 kg ganja, 950 grams hashish, 25 gras hydro ganja, 492 grams MDMA, four grams cocaine, five MDMA tablets, five LSD strips, and eight ganja plants grown in pots.

 

  

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  • Anand, Bangalore

    Tue, Sep 08 2020

    Drug business is more than common man's imagination. It's very difficult to arrest these peddlers. They all normal people from all walks of life. If police department take this case seriously and appoint more police, then only you can control these business. In DK and Udupi, school and college students know where they get drugs. It is very sad our police department is not taking serious action to catch the culprits.

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  • Charles D'Mello, Pangala

    Tue, Sep 08 2020

    It is sad to note that our CCB OR Anybody else just have the reach only upto consumers and peddlers and not up to the producers of the drug...!!!!?????

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Tue, Sep 08 2020

    "Foreigners, people from neighbouring states and students are among the arrested persons. "

    --- neighbouring states???

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  • Cynthia, Kirem

    Tue, Sep 08 2020

    Ha.. Haa.. neighbouring states... What you thought is right 😆😆

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  • Langoolacharya., Belman / Washington, DC.

    Tue, Sep 08 2020

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8X5XwVJPbs

    ...Tak..Takk...

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  • Cynthia, Kirem

    Tue, Sep 08 2020

    Lan Sir,. 😂😂😂🙏. Kabir ke dohe. 🥀

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  • suhail, Mangalore

    Tue, Sep 08 2020

    Only Drug abusers and Drug dealers are not happy with this news.... finally someone is taking something to stop this menace. now most of the drug abusers are scared and in panic mode.... mere naam khaab ayaga...

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  • Victor Alvares, Mangalore

    Tue, Sep 08 2020

    These outsiders are spoiling the Kannadiga's image. Dirty demons!

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  • Sunil D'Souza, Mangalore

    Tue, Sep 08 2020

    Looks like she lost a nail in the hussle and bustle of the enquiry

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  • Ahmed, Mangalore

    Tue, Sep 08 2020

    Why the police were not able to discover this huge network of drug dealers for so many years ?

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  • Abdul Razak, Dubai

    Tue, Sep 08 2020

    Nothing is going to happen. After few day it will be closed automatically.

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