WhatsApp Chitta Racket: A Major Drug Operation Exposed by Shimla Police

Saturday, 28 September 2024, 20:37

WhatsApp chitta racket reveals a sophisticated drug trafficking scheme operated by an apple trader in Shimla. The Shimla police have arrested Shahi Mahatma, highlighting the nexus between local businesses and heroin cartels. This operation exploited WhatsApp for drug orders while maintaining secrecy among associates.
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WhatsApp Chitta Racket: A Major Drug Operation Exposed by Shimla Police

WhatsApp Chitta Racket Exposed

The recent bust of a heroin trafficking operation known as the WhatsApp chitta racket has shocked the Shimla community. The police have apprehended Shahi Mahatma, also known as Shashi Negi, who had been illicitly trading adulterated heroin under the guise of an apple business for over five years.

Heroin Cartel Operations

According to Shimla SP Sanjeev Kumar Gandhi, Negi managed an extensive drug network, closely intertwined with Nigerian gangs operating in regions like New Delhi, Haryana, and Kashmir. This cunning operation utilized WhatsApp groups to generate demand and coordinate the complex logistics of drug delivery.

  • The heroin was delivered without direct contact between suppliers and buyers.
  • Each transaction involved multiple handoffs to maintain anonymity.
  • The bust occurred just after a significant seizure of 465 grams of 'chitta'.

Implications of the Bust

With Negi and his associates now apprehended, law enforcement efforts aim to dismantle the broader network and prevent future drug trafficking under the cover of legitimate businesses.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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