Nigerian Woman Arrested in India with N40.9m Cocaine
A Nigerian woman has been arrested in India with cocaine reportedly worth about N40.9 million, following a drug trafficking operation by Indian authorities.
Indian authorities have arrested a Nigerian woman for allegedly trafficking cocaine valued at about N40.9 million.
The suspect was arrested during an operation targeting the distribution of illegal drugs.
Authorities reportedly recovered the cocaine from the woman during the operation and took her into custody for further investigation.
The arrest forms part of ongoing efforts by Indian law enforcement agencies to disrupt international drug trafficking networks operating in the country.
The suspect is expected to face charges under India’s narcotics laws, while investigations continue to determine the source of the drugs and other individuals who may be connected to the alleged trafficking operation.
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