Current Summary
According to an ETV Bharat report, Prem Nagar police in Dehradun arrested two students from Kerala, aged 22 and 25, with 8.73 grams of MDMA. The arrests came after a tip-off led a police team to apprehend the pair near Paunda on Wednesday. Police recovered 4 grams of MDMA from one accused and 4.73 grams from the other. Both are residents of Malappuram, Kerala, and were living on Thakurpur Road in Prem Nagar while studying at a private educational institution. Premnagar Station House Officer Girish Negi said the two had purchased the drug intending to resell it to students at educational institutions for profit, and that interrogation had yielded information on other alleged drug traffickers. Both were produced in court on Thursday and remanded to judicial custody. A case has been registered at Premnagar police station.
What We Know
- Two Kerala students, aged 22 and 25, arrested with 8.73 grams of MDMA near Paunda, Dehradun.
- Arrest made by Prem Nagar police following a tip-off on Wednesday.
- Both reside on Thakurpur Road, Prem Nagar, and study at a private institution.
- Police allege the pair intended to resell the drug to students at a profit.
- Both produced in court and remanded to judicial custody; case registered at Premnagar police station.
What Is Still Unclear
- Identities of other alleged traffickers mentioned by police as emerging from interrogation.
- Which private educational institution the accused attend.
What Changed
- 1 Oct, 12:51 pmSignal detected: Two Kerala Students Arrested With MDMA in Dehradun's Prem Nagar