Overview
- Paul and her live-in partner Aamir Sayyed were produced in court Wednesday, and both were remanded to police custody until April 28 as the Anti-Narcotics Cell expands its probe.
- Police took Sayyed into custody from jail on Tuesday on suspicion he supplied about 5,000 Ecstasy pills that officers say were seized from Paul.
- A passport found at a Titwala flat linked investigators to Sayyed and revealed personal ties that are now guiding checks on supply routes and finances.
- Investigators report jailhouse links in the case, alleging an accused named Irfan drew Paul into the trade and that a man named Sufiyan acted as a carrier.
- Officials cite Sayyed’s earlier DRI cocaine cases and a February bail cancellation as context for his custody and for questions about the alleged supply chain.