Delhi Police Busts International Syndicate Smuggling Stolen Cellphones to Bangladesh, 1 Arrested

 Cellphones stolen from crowded places in Delhi were being smuggled to Bangladesh through a well-organized international syndicate, which was recently busted by the Delhi Police. The police recovered 48 high-end mobile phones worth approximately Rs 20 lakh and arrested a 24-year-old West Bengal-based smuggler named Abdush.

According to officials, the stolen phones were taken from crowded locations such as Metro stations, public buses, and busy marketplaces in Delhi. These phones were then swiftly transported out of the city, leaving no trace, before being smuggled across the border to Bangladesh. Abdush was caught near the Salimgarh Bypass in North Delhi's Kotwali area while attempting to flee with a consignment of stolen phones. The successful bust highlights the extent of the syndicate's operations and the ongoing efforts of Delhi Police to tackle such criminal networks.