Four arrested in Delhi pub bar for selling cocaine to youths, including Ghanaian national

Delhi police announced the arrest of four suspects in connection with a cocaine‑distribution case at a popular pub‑bar in the capital. The investigation, which began after complaints of drug use among young patrons, led officers to a group that was allegedly selling the narcotic to customers in their early twenties. Among those taken into custody is a Ghanaian national, highlighting the cross‑border dimension of the illegal trade. The detainees are being held for further questioning, and the seized cocaine has been forwarded to forensic labs for analysis. Authorities have warned that they will continue to monitor nightlife venues for similar activities.

The operation underscores the police’s focus on curbing drug abuse among youth in urban settings. While details of the pub‑bar’s name and exact location have not been disclosed, officials confirmed that the seized quantity was sufficient for multiple doses. The case is being investigated under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, and the suspects could face stringent penalties if convicted.

No injuries or public disturbances were reported during the raid. The police have urged parents and guardians to remain vigilant and report any suspicious behavior in entertainment establishments.