Monday, November 02, 2009

Large quantity of hashish (Marijuana) smuggled from Cambodia to London seized in India

Cops scuttle Rs 43-cr ‘trip’ of hashish smuggler

02 Nov 2009
Express News Service

BANGALORE: Hashish worth Rs 43 crore was seized by the Bangalore City Police, Immigration Branch, when the narcotics were being smuggled from Cambodia to London at the Bengaluru International Airport.

The hashish weighed around 43 kg.

Police Commissioner Shankar Bidari told reporters that the case was detected when the Immigration police checked the baggage of three foreigners who were proceeding to board Emirates Airline Flight (No: EK5 567) at 6.30 pm on Sunday to Dubai.

The accused were identified as Marke (50), a native of Poland, Ruby Walter (40), a Swiss and John Touchler (45), a citizen of Austria. They were scheduled to fly further to London by the same plane, Bidari said.

Investigations revealed that the accused John Touchler came to New Delhi from Nepal, where he met the other two accused.

They reached Bangalore on Sunday afternoon by Karnataka Express train and from the railway station, they proceeded to BIAL.

They picked up the narcotics from Cambodia.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Very confused, some thing like this always from Cambodia !!!!!

Anonymous said...

does the indian 100% sure those marijuana really came from cambodia? i quite concern it belong to india themself! and play blame game. cambodia airport officer need to check if these 3 drug smuggler really flew from cambodia to india and resporn immidiatly.

Anonymous said...

As a Khmer born, felt so bad and got angry to hear from TV in the country (Europe), who I am now living. Of course, I know very well and it is not true and the stories were also very old.
Some caucasians love and enjoy to blame Cambodia. Always used the name of Country Cambodia, when some sort of stories connected with drugs. These people sound to me did not have a real educational background as they believe.

Anonymous said...

Only you support the Thai military coup.

Anonymous said...

As long as Cambodia is being run by Hun Sen, people would find difficult to tackle drugs problems in Cambodia. All Hun Sen friends are making moneys.