<p>Three men have been arrested in Seemapuri on charges of drug trafficking, police said on Monday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The police recovered 208.6 kg of ganja worth Rs 40 lakh in the international market. The accused are Devanand, 30, a driver; Amit Sharma, 25, a parcel-clearing agent at New Delhi railway station, and Pappu, 22.<br /><br />“We got information that three men involved in drug-trafficking would visit Seemapuri in a Maruti Ecco car to deliver ganja. Then a police team swung into action,” said Sanjay Kumar Singh, Deputy Commissioner of Police (North-East).<br /><br />On checking the vehicle, the police found seven parcels containing ganja. During interrogation, all the three accused told police that the consignment had come from Bhubaneswar by train.<br /><br />“Amit had helped them in clearing the parcels at New Delhi railway station,” Singh added.<br /><br />A case has been filed against them. Pappu, a resident of Azadpur, is also involved in a case relating to fake currency.<br /><br />Train passengers drugged<br /><br />Ten passengers in a general, unreserved compartment of the Delhi-Patna Shramjeevi Express were found drugged on Monday.<br /><br />Their entire valuables worth Rs 1,50,000 were also stolen, police said.<br /><br />The stolen items included cash, cellphones, wrist watches and other belongings. The passengers were admitted at Danapur railway hospital, where three of them are said to be unconscious.<br /><br />Ram Pukar Singh, a railway police official, said said there has been a rise in cases of poor passengers being drugged in trains.</p>
<p>Three men have been arrested in Seemapuri on charges of drug trafficking, police said on Monday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The police recovered 208.6 kg of ganja worth Rs 40 lakh in the international market. The accused are Devanand, 30, a driver; Amit Sharma, 25, a parcel-clearing agent at New Delhi railway station, and Pappu, 22.<br /><br />“We got information that three men involved in drug-trafficking would visit Seemapuri in a Maruti Ecco car to deliver ganja. Then a police team swung into action,” said Sanjay Kumar Singh, Deputy Commissioner of Police (North-East).<br /><br />On checking the vehicle, the police found seven parcels containing ganja. During interrogation, all the three accused told police that the consignment had come from Bhubaneswar by train.<br /><br />“Amit had helped them in clearing the parcels at New Delhi railway station,” Singh added.<br /><br />A case has been filed against them. Pappu, a resident of Azadpur, is also involved in a case relating to fake currency.<br /><br />Train passengers drugged<br /><br />Ten passengers in a general, unreserved compartment of the Delhi-Patna Shramjeevi Express were found drugged on Monday.<br /><br />Their entire valuables worth Rs 1,50,000 were also stolen, police said.<br /><br />The stolen items included cash, cellphones, wrist watches and other belongings. The passengers were admitted at Danapur railway hospital, where three of them are said to be unconscious.<br /><br />Ram Pukar Singh, a railway police official, said said there has been a rise in cases of poor passengers being drugged in trains.</p>