Mumbai drug bust: 7 accused in Nesco Centre overdose case remanded

Published : Apr 16, 2026, 06:00 PM IST
Accused in Mumbai Nesco Centre drug overdose case (Photo/ANI)

Synopsis

Seven accused in the Nesco Centre drug case, where two people died from an overdose at a music event, have been remanded to police custody until April 18 by a Borivali court. An investigation is currently underway by the Vanrai Police.

All seven accused arrested in the drugs case at the Nesco Centre in Mumbai were produced in the Borivali court on Thursday. They have been remanded to police custody till April 18.

Two Deaths at Nesco Centre Music Event

They were arrested in connection with an alleged drug overdose at a music event held on April 11 at the Nesco Centre in Goregaon, Mumbai, where at least two people died due to overdose, police officials informed on Tuesday.

Police Investigation Underway

It remains unclear what kind of substance the deceased had consumed and who supplied it to them, according to officials.

Police have said that a case has been registered at the Vanrai Police Station in Mumbai, and further investigation is underway. Further details are awaited. (ANI)

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