Navi Mumbai cops arrest 23-year-old with MDMA worth Rs 5.5 lakh

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In a recent operation, the Navi Mumbai police's Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) nabbed a 23-year-old guy in possession of 22 grammes of MDMA, worth an estimated Rs 5.50 lakh. The arrest occurred near a hotel gate in the Koparkhairne neighbourhood of Navi Mumbai, following a tip-off received by ANC authorities on Monday evening.

The accused, a resident of Kausa in the Mumbra area of Thane district, was apprehended during the operation, and the collected material was identified as MDMA, also known as Ecstasy. A case has been filed against the individual under the applicable sections of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act.

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Authorities are actively examining the case to establish the origin of the recovered medication and its intended recipient, reported PTI.

In another incident, a gang of thieves looted Rs 10 lakh from an ATM in Saoner town near Nagpur. According to a PTI report, CCTV footage showed that seven armed men, wielding swords, arrived in a four-wheeler.

The persons opened the ATM with a gas cutter and looted the cash early in the morning, the police told PTI.

According to the report, a case robbery has been registered and further investigation into the case is underway,

Meanwhile, in Amravati, two men robbed a home on the pretext of census. According to a PTI report, the two unidentified men posing as census surveyors on Tuesday looted valuables and cash worth Rs 5 lakh from a house in Amravati.

The report stated that the incident took place at an apartment in Rathi Nagar.

The culprits, according to the report, told a woman member of the family who was home alone, that they were conducting a census and asked her to get Aadhar cards.

When she went inside, the accused barged into the home, threatened her with a knife and looted valuables worth Rs 5 lakh before fleeing, The official added that an investigation is underway.

Meanwhile, the Mumbai Police's Economic Offences Wing (EOW) arrested a Mumbai-based builder Lalit Tekchandani in connection with a cheating and forgery case. Tekchandani had allegedly fleeced 106 home buyers of over Rs 40 crore.

With PTI inputs