London : Two men involved in the large-scale import and distribution of illegal drugs from India to Britain have been sentenced to jail in London. Police in the City of London have busted a major racket and seized drugs worth almost a million pounds, including more than 730 kilograms of powerful opioids and sedatives.
Salman Ansari (33) was sentenced to six years in jail after being found guilty of 12 counts of possession with intent to supply prohibited Class A, B and C drugs, conspiracy to supply drugs and one count of money laundering. Is. On the other hand, Waqas Saleem (33) was also convicted on similar charges and was given a jail term of two and a half years.
City of London Police officer Syed Shah said many of the drugs seized were illegal products for the UK market. The investigation team has also found counterfeit brands like Flubromazolam and Xanax, which can be extremely dangerous to health.
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The police conducted a comprehensive investigation into the case and conducted raids at several suspicious locations, which resulted in the busting of this huge racket. Authorities believe that the distribution of these illegal drugs was not only a threat to local health, but could also promote drug abuse in the community.
This case is an indication of how spread the illicit drug trade is internationally and how important the vigilance of police and law enforcement agencies is to combat it. The sentencing in such cases in Britain makes it clear that the government is serious in stopping such crimes and will take strict action against the law.
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