In a recent development, an Indian-origin mafia in Britain has been sentenced to 8 years in prison for running a criminal gang responsible for selling Class 'A' drugs and weapons illegally in not just Britain but also in other European countries. Raj Singh, a 45-year-old man, was found guilty of money laundering as well. His associate Waqas Iqbal, who supported him in operating the gang, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison.
According to Britain's National Crime Agency, the network of these two miscreants was spread across Europe and other countries as well. Both of them were responsible for causing serious harm to society by selling drugs and guns, without any regard for the bloodshed caused by the use of these illegal items.
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The police reported that the duo had planned to smuggle money and ketamine drugs to Canada. They used encrypted messaging on AnchorChat to carry out their illegal activities, using aliases such as Salman Agent and Ghostshooter. They also smuggled heroin, a Class 'A' drug, along with ketamine.
The police had been running Operation Venetic against AnchorChat for some time, which revealed the gang's involvement in the illegal sale of drugs and weapons. After decoding these chats, the police arrested both Singh and Iqbal. Following their arrest, both of them confessed to their crimes.