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MDMD trafficking investigations in India

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2026-07-27 07:12 UTC → 2026-07-28 19:36 UTC · added removed

Police investigations in different Indian states are pursuing separate elements of a wider MDMD (MDMA) Kerala have deepened, now linking three educators to an MDMA distribution network. In Kerala, investigators have intensified a probe into a drug racket allegedly run by two female teachers, focusing on how they received payments via The original suspects, physical‑education teacher K.C. Keerthana and special‑educator K. Kavya, are accused of receiving QR‑code transfers payments and coordinated deliveries using sending GPS coordinates. The probe follows coordinates for concealed packets. Financial forensics tied large bank deposits to earlier arrests that linked of Safwan and Rizwan. Both teachers have been dismissed from their posts. A third teacher, V.P. Neeshma, was arrested by the teachers’ bank accounts to drug cash flows, Kozhikode Rural Special Investigation Team, expanding the alleged roster. Investigators say the educators used an Instagram account, a Gulf‑based contact number, and authorities are seeking location photos to arrange sales. The team intends to seek judicial custody and conduct joint interrogation to uncover suppliers identify suppliers, financiers and financiers. any additional accomplices. The probe is part of anti‑drug Operation Toofan. In Karnataka, investigators have identified authorities continue the search for an ambulance driver accused suspected of using his vehicle to move and distribute transporting about five kilograms of MDMA worth roughly Rs 5 crore. The suspect is crore, believed to be part of an the same interstate trafficking ring that also involves individuals arrested in includes earlier raids in Mangaluru and Bagalkote. Efforts are ongoing to locate the driver, who has been missing for several days. Both investigations reflect a coordinated anti‑drug effort across state lines, targeting diverse actors—from educators to transport personnel—who appear to be linked to a larger narcotics syndicate operating in southern India.

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