NEW DELHI, India — October 16, 2026: Delhi Police have dismantled an alleged cocaine supply network in the Rohini area of the Indian capital, arresting four foreign nationals, including two Nigerians, and recovering 168 grams of cocaine and ₹35,900 in cash.

The police also seized a scooter, a mobile phone, weighing machines and packaging materials believed to be connected to the alleged drug distribution operation.

According to officials, several police teams had been deployed to tackle the illegal sale and transportation of narcotic drugs in the Rohini area.

The case was registered on September 17, 2026, at South Rohini Police Station under Sections 21(b) and 25 of India’s Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act.

During the initial investigation, police arrested Seen Faye, a 33-year-old Senegalese national, allegedly recovering 17 grams of cocaine, ₹600 in cash, a scooter and a mobile phone from him.

Following information obtained from the first suspect and further intelligence gathering, a Special Staff team arrested three additional suspects on October 9.

The operation led to the recovery of another 151 grams of cocaine, ₹35,300 in cash, weighing machines and packaging materials, including plastic packets, adhesive tape and a lighter.

The four suspects were identified as Okolie Ifechukwu Bright, 35, and Uchechukwu John, 35, both Nigerian nationals; Nassima Aminah, also known as Nalubega Mariam, 35, a Ugandan national; and Seen Faye, 33, a Senegalese national.

Police said the combined seizures amounted to 168 grams of cocaine and ₹35,900 in cash, alongside the other items recovered during the investigation.

The police team involved in the operation included Sub-Inspector Karambir, Head Constables Manjeet, Prakash, Yashpal, Amarjeet and Atul, as well as Women Constables Anita and Sujit.

Authorities said investigations were ongoing to identify and apprehend other individuals who may be connected to the alleged drug supply network.