Nepal-Delhi charas trail: How social media, bike taxis and autorickshaws helped move drugs
What to know about Nepal-Delhi charas trail: How social media, bike taxis and autorickshaws helped move drugs
From the Nepal border to a bulk storage point in Wazirabad and then into the hands of local distributors, an international charas network had built a supply chain designed to keep the drugs moving while keeping those behind it out of sight.
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What happened
From the Nepal border to a bulk storage point in Wazirabad and then into the hands of local distributors, an international charas network had built a supply chain designed to keep the drugs moving while keeping those behind it out of sight.
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Common ground
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Perspective signals
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Follow-up questions
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