Ghana man arrested at airport with cocaine

New Delhi: A 32-year-old man from Ghana was arrested from Indira Gandhi International airport here allegedly with 200 grams of cocaine with street value of around Rs two crore, police said today. Paul Dika Acquah was apprehended last Friday from the airport parking soon after he came from Mumbai, Sanjay Bhatia, Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (Crime), said. "The cocaine was concealed in two polythene packets and was kept in the sole of his shoe," Bhatia said. Acquah had come to to India in October 2010 on a business visa and started exporting clothes from Mumbai. "After some time, he travelled back to his country and returned to India in November, 2010. He again started dealing in garments and shoes. He visited Tiripur in Tamil Nadu and Mumbai for business purpose. In Mumbai, he came in contact with another Ghana national Timoti.
23/01/12 PTI/IBN Live

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