<p>The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) caught three men from Kerala allegedly carrying three kg of Hashish oil worth around Rs 25 lakh in a car near the Devanahalli tollgate in northern Bengaluru. </p>.<p>A primary investigation has revealed that the Hashish oil was meant to be illegally exported to Sri Lanka, Maldives and other countries.</p>.<p>NCB officials said they<br />received information that three persons were transporting narcotic drugs on October 9.</p>.<p>A team of officials rushed to the tollgate and intercepted a car bearing the Kerala registration number. </p>.<p class="CrossHead"><strong>Vizag to Bengaluru</strong></p>.<p>On checking the vehicle, they found 3 kg of Hashish Oil in three packets wrapped in brown adhesive tapes and stuck under the driver’s seat. They arrested Renjith R S, Sarang KK and Aneesh P D. The car is registered in Renjith’s name. </p>.<p>The officials learnt during the interrogation that the trio was bringing Hashish oil from Visakhapatnam to Bengaluru and had plans to take it to Kerala.</p>.<p>Renjith, who drove the car, told the officials that the drug was for their own use and also for export to West Asia, the Maldives and Sri Lanka. </p>.<p>A senior NCB official said several people can consume a gram of Hashish oil and three kilos is a large quantity that could be served to many people.</p>.<p>Officials are probing to find out about the Visakhapatnam supplier and the buyers in Kerala and abroad. </p>.<p>Hashish oil is extracted from the steam of ganja plants and has the intoxicating effect for a prolonged period. It is commonly used by celebrities in rave parties. </p>
<p>The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) caught three men from Kerala allegedly carrying three kg of Hashish oil worth around Rs 25 lakh in a car near the Devanahalli tollgate in northern Bengaluru. </p>.<p>A primary investigation has revealed that the Hashish oil was meant to be illegally exported to Sri Lanka, Maldives and other countries.</p>.<p>NCB officials said they<br />received information that three persons were transporting narcotic drugs on October 9.</p>.<p>A team of officials rushed to the tollgate and intercepted a car bearing the Kerala registration number. </p>.<p class="CrossHead"><strong>Vizag to Bengaluru</strong></p>.<p>On checking the vehicle, they found 3 kg of Hashish Oil in three packets wrapped in brown adhesive tapes and stuck under the driver’s seat. They arrested Renjith R S, Sarang KK and Aneesh P D. The car is registered in Renjith’s name. </p>.<p>The officials learnt during the interrogation that the trio was bringing Hashish oil from Visakhapatnam to Bengaluru and had plans to take it to Kerala.</p>.<p>Renjith, who drove the car, told the officials that the drug was for their own use and also for export to West Asia, the Maldives and Sri Lanka. </p>.<p>A senior NCB official said several people can consume a gram of Hashish oil and three kilos is a large quantity that could be served to many people.</p>.<p>Officials are probing to find out about the Visakhapatnam supplier and the buyers in Kerala and abroad. </p>.<p>Hashish oil is extracted from the steam of ganja plants and has the intoxicating effect for a prolonged period. It is commonly used by celebrities in rave parties. </p>