Sudan national involved in drug cases deported from Hyderabad
Hyderabad police deported a Sudan national, Mohamed Yagoub, who was caught in multiple drug trafficking cases. Officials said his visa had expired and he was staying illegally in India. He was deported on Friday with the help of FRRO and other agencies. Full Edited Report:
Hyderabad: A Sudan national who was allegedly involved in drug cases was deported by the Hyderabad Narcotics Enforcement Wing in coordination with the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) on Friday.
Mohamed Yagoub (34) a resident of Bengaluru and native of Republic of Sudan, was caught by the H NEW last year for allegedly carrying MDMA drug. He was previously arrested in two similar cases in the city.
“It was found that the Visa of Yagoub had expired and he was illegally staying in the country. A decision was taken to deport him as he was involved in drug trafficking. With the help of other agencies, he was deported on Friday,” said Y V S Sudheendra, DCP Task Force and H NEW.
