City
Epaper

One held by Central Crime Branch in Bengaluru, 1.2 kg gold seized

By ANI | Published: February 25, 2021 9:46 AM

Central Crime Branch (CCB) arrested one person for allegedly possessing gold jewellery illegally worth over Rs 60 lakh.

Open in App

Central Crime Branch (CCB) arrested one person for allegedly possessing gold jewellery illegally worth over Rs 60 lakh.

"CCB, Bengaluru arrested a notorious habitual offender and seized 1.280 kilograms of gold jewellery - worth Rs 61 lakh, one pistol and five bullets from his possession," Sandeep Patil, Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime) said on Thursday.

A case has been registered and further investigation is underway.

In another case on February 23, the CCB has arrested two Nigerian nationals for alleged drug peddling in the Indiranagar area here.

"CCB has arrested two Nigerian nationals on charges of drug peddling and seized 56 ecstasy pills from them in Indiranagar," the Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime) said on Tuesday.

( With inputs from ANI )

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: Central crime branch
Open in App

Related Stories

National10 shooters of Lawrence Bishnoi-Goldie Brar gang held in Gurugram

Aurangabad2 PI avoids joining their newly transferred posts

NationalKerala: Crime branch takes over doctor's murder probe

NationalAmid speculations of joining BJP, Kiccha Sudeep receives threat letter

NationalTN police likely to register case against suspended woman constable for links with fraudster

National Realted Stories

NationalJob scam: Rajasthan Assembly employee suspended for embezzling funds

NationalBJP trying to create a 'monolithic idea of India’, says Shashi Tharoor

NationalNEET aspirant who went missing from Kota, found from Ludhiana: Police

NationalVoting for Ajmal, Hussain is like 'expecting milk from male cow': Assam CM

NationalBattle for supremacy over Vokkaliga vote takes ugly turn in Karnataka amid 'sex scandal'