The North Goa Sessions Court has rejected the bail applications of three accused individuals allegedly linked to an international narcotics trafficking racket uncovered at Manohar International Airport.
The accused — Seema Katyal, Ansari Fahad Mohammed Sajid, and Aamer Sayeedullah Khan — are alleged to have been involved in a sophisticated drug smuggling operation that led to the seizure of approximately 23.832 kilograms of hydroponic weed.
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According to investigators, the narcotics were intercepted during operations conducted at the airport, popularly known as Mopa Airport, in North Goa. Authorities suspect the accused were part of a larger international network engaged in trafficking high-value contraband into the country.
While rejecting the bail pleas, the court reportedly took into consideration the seriousness of the allegations, the quantity of narcotics seized, and the ongoing investigation into the wider trafficking syndicate.
The case continues to be under investigation, with agencies probing the source, intended distribution channels, and possible international connections linked to the seized consignment.
