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ED traces Rs 74 crore drug proceeds transferred via hawala to Afghanistan for terror funding

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September 24, 2026
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New Delhi [India], September 23 (ANI): The Enforcement Directorate’s investigation into a world drug smuggling syndicate based mostly out of Afghanistan, Pakistan and Dubai has revealed that proceeds price Rs 74 crore generated by the unlawful sale of narcotic medication have been transferred to Afghanistan by hawala channels and allegedly used for funding terrorist actions.

Officers stated the company’s investigation has additionally established the technology of Proceeds of Crime (PoC) totalling Rs 89 crore by a number of actions linked to narcotics trafficking, together with contraband smuggling, distribution of drug proceeds and hawala operations.

The federal company has traced Rs 74 crore in hawala transaction was initially recognized by the Nationwide Investigation Company (NIA) and have been subsequently examined as a part of the ED’s investigation into the proceeds generated by unlawful narcotics actions.

The investigation has introduced the motion of drug-generated funds by casual monetary channels beneath the company’s scanner, notably the switch of such proceeds outdoors India by hawala networks.

The ED has discovered that the unlawful sale of narcotic medication generated substantial proceeds, which have been subsequently channelled by hawala operators. Of the whole PoC of Rs 89 crore recognized through the investigation, Rs 74 crore was allegedly transferred by hawala to Afghanistan for funding terrorist actions.

The company’s findings point out that the proceeds weren’t restricted to the ‘direct sale and distribution of narcotics, but in addition concerned a wider monetary community comprising contraband smuggling, motion of drug proceeds and hawala transactions.’

The ED’s investigation has additionally sought to ascertain the monetary path of the cash generated by the narcotics commerce and its subsequent motion by casual channels.

The investigation covers three broad elements of the alleged monetary exercise – smuggling of contraband, distribution of proceeds generated from medication and hawala operations. 

Officers additional stated the findings additionally spotlight the hyperlink being investigated between narcotics-related proceeds and terrorist financing, with the ED analyzing how cash generated from the unlawful drug commerce was moved by hawala channels and in the end transferred outdoors the nation.

The company is continuous its probe into the monetary community related to the proceeds of crime and the motion of funds by hawala channels.

On this case, the ED on September 17 arrested Gaurav Dawar in reference to a case involving large-scale import of medication (heroin), hid in semi-processed talc, alongside linked narcotics seizures throughout Delhi, Punjab, and Haryana. He was arrested beneath the provisions of the Prevention of Cash-Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002. 

Dawar is now beneath ED custody and being interrogated within the case because the company seeks extra data on it. 

ED investigation was initiated on the premise of a First Info Report (FIR) registered by the NIA  beneath the provisions of the Illegal Actions (Prevention) Act, 1967, Narcotic Medication and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 and Indian Penal Code, 1860, towards Harpreet Singh Talwar– prime accused within the 3,000 kg Mundra Port Heroin seizure case– and others for the drug smuggling actions.

Earlier, the NIA had filed six cost sheets within the case, whereby the NIA had charged a number of accused for conspiring with a world drug smuggling syndicate based mostly out of Afghanistan, Pakistan and Dubai, working beneath the mastermind Vitaysh Koser alias Raju Dubai, a wished accused, together with Pakistani ISI brokers and Afghan nationals. 

On this case, a number of rounds of searches beneath PMLA, 2002 have been performed by the ED between September 15 and September 17. 

The company’s Investigation additional revealed that Dawar, together with co-accused Talwar, obtained remuneration in variety and hawala for facilitating smuggling of narcotics consignments despatched by the worldwide drug syndicate. 

‘The remuneration in variety obtained by the conspirators contains prohibited gadgets like ‘Gudangaram Cigarettes’, ‘Beetel nut’ consignments together with dry dates, and perfumes from the mastermind Raju Dubai,’ it stated.

Along with this, ED stated, it has been revealed that Dawar obtained money in AED straight from Raju Dubai a number of instances when he visited Dubai for facilitating the smuggling.

ED investigation additional revealed that the contaminated proceeds derived from narcotics trafficking and contraband smuggling have been systematically layered and built-in into business hospitality ventures, nightclubs, and luxurious property. 

As per the company, Dawar made money investments within the Delhi based mostly night time golf equipment specifically “Playboy Membership and White Membership,” operated by the entity Newera Feast and Hospitality Pvt Ltd. (NFHPL), together with the co-accused. (ANI)



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