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Delhi Police Bust ‘Chemical Kitchen’ Making Synthetic Drugs Including MDMA

A synthetic drug factory was busted in a domestic kitchen in Delhi's South district. Police arrested a Nigerian national. This "chemical kitchen" was running in an ordinary house.

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Delhi Police Bust ‘Chemical Kitchen’ Making Synthetic Drugs Including MDMA (Open Ai)

New Delhi: A synthetic drug factory was busted in a domestic kitchen in Delhi's South district. Police arrested a Nigerian national. This "chemical kitchen" was running in an ordinary house. Narcotics like MDMA crystal and heroin were being manufactured. The quantity of recovery is huge, and the price in the international market is said to be in crores.

When and where did the incident occur?

On January 20, 2026, the South District team of the Delhi Police conducted a raid in the Deoli area. The accused was working secretly in a normal house in a dense residential area.

How did the police catch the accused?

While on foot patrol, the suspect was seen selling heroin. The accused tried to run away but was caught. Information about the house was found during the inquiry. The complete setup was found during the search. DCP (South) Ankit Chauhan said that this breakthrough happened through foot patrolling. Cash was recovered from the suspect. Inquiry revealed the factory.

What happened during the recovery?

  • 16 kg crystalline material and 16 kg gray granules (base for drug synthesis)
  • 51 kg of liquids (in several containers)
  • 30 unlabeled glass bottles (for MDMA and heroin processing)
  • Total 113 kg raw material
  • Prepared Heroin and MDMA Crystals

Police estimate that the drugs made from it are worth several crores of rupees in the international market.

Who is the accused?

Emmanuel (36 years), a Nigerian citizen, is the main accused in this case. He was living illegally in India. According to the police, he is part of a big Nigerian gang. Specializes in converting raw chemicals into high-quality heroin and MDMA.

What is the planning of the police?

FIR registered under the NDPS Act. Special CP Madhup Tiwari formed the team under the leadership of Joint CP Sanjay Jain. Campaign to break the supply chain and catch absconding members. A senior officer said, "This shows a shift from smuggling to local production. Big success for Delhi Police."

Why is it a big deal?

Local production of synthetic drugs is increasing. Foreign gang active. MDMA (Ecstasy) is popular among youth. Heroin too. Such "chemical kitchens" were detected earlier also in Delhi. Police are now keeping an eye on the Nigerian cartel. An investigation is possible to reveal a big network.

What effect on society?

Youth in the grip of drug addiction. Synthetic drugs are cheap and easy. Police are increasing awareness and strictness. Such operations will reduce supply.

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