D-Company Link Exposed in Bhopal Drugs Factory Case, ₹92 Crore Worth Narcotics Seized

A major revelation has been made in the drugs factory case in the capital Bhopal. The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) raided Jagdishpur, Bhopal and recovered mephedrone drugs worth Rs 92 crore. Investigation has revealed that this illegal factory was being operated by international smuggler Salim Dola from Turkiye.
Salim Dola has had a deep connection with D Company and has been an associate of Iqbal Mirchi, a close aide of notorious gangster Dawood Ibrahim. The DRI has arrested seven people in this case, including Prashant Thorat, Idris, Razzaq, Abdul Faisal Qureshi, Anjali Rajput, Viran Shah and Ashraf Rain. Of these, Razzaq is a resident of Ganj Basoda in Vidisha and Abdul Faisal Qureshi is a resident of Ashoknagar. All the accused have been produced in a special court in Mumbai by the DRI and taken on remand.
The investigation also revealed that a three-phase electricity connection was taken in violation of rules in the house where the drugs factory was running. In this case, two electricity outsource employees have also been sent to jail, who are accused of giving illegal connections after taking bribe. This action was part of 'Operation Crystal Break' carried out in a coordinated manner in Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh. This is the sixth action taken by the DRI in Bhopal on a mephedrone factory in the last one year.