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Kerala Police Arrest Two Foreign Nationals in MDMA Case

Source: The Hindu · 22 Sep 2026, 11:00 UTC
Kerala Police Arrest Two Foreign Nationals in MDMA Case
Image: The Hindu · original report

A Kannur City police team has arrested two foreign women in Burari, Delhi, in a case involving alleged MDMA manufacture, The Hindu reported. The arrests followed an investigation spanning several States and were linked by police to a drug network. The supplied material does not identify the women, their nationalities or the quantity seized.

A Kannur City police team has arrested two foreign nationals in Burari, Delhi, in connection with an alleged MDMA manufacturing operation, The Hindu reported. The arrests followed an investigation that extended across several States, according to the source. Police linked the case to a drug network, but the supplied material does not describe the network’s structure or the wider investigation.

The report does not identify the two women, specify their nationalities or say when they were arrested. It also provides no information about any material recovered, charges filed, court proceedings or other arrests. The available account establishes the arrests and the cross-State nature of the police operation, but gives no further case details.

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