Former national wrestler held in Delhi after 3 years on run in opium case

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Delhi Police have arrested Amit Sheoran, a former national-level wrestler, in connection with an opium smuggling case after he evaded authorities for three years. Sheoran was identified as a key figure in the drug network by another supplier who had previously been arrested. The former wrestler has sparked controversy by alleging that opium use is prevalent among wrestlers in traditional training centers known as akhadas. His arrest highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts to dismantle organised drug networks in the Delhi region.

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