Kuwait/Internet/Hyderabad, Jan 9 (Maxim News): Two Indians have been sentenced to death in Kuwait in a drug trafficking case . The court there has found two Indians guilty of drug trafficking. In this context, it has given a key verdict by sentencing them to death. However, it is not clear which state they belong to. Kuwait has decided to crack down on drug trafficking in the country. In this context, the Interior Ministry recently launched a special operation.
As part of this, drug control officers conducted surveillance in the Kaifan and Shuwaikh areas. Two Indians were arrested. 14 kg of heroin and 8 kg of methamphetamine were seized from them. During the investigation, it was found that the accused were linked to an international drug network. The prosecutors presented evidence in this regard in the court. In this context, the court found the accused guilty and sentenced them to death. (Maxim News)
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