Panaji: The charge sheet filed by the CBI in the Scarlett Keeling case exposes the drug cartel run in Goa through beach shacks. The charge sheet filed before a local court last month quotes Murli Sagar Bolloju, who was present at the Lui Café shack where Scarlett spent her last night, as saying that drugs are readily available on Anjuna beach.
"Hashish, charas, cocaine, ecstasy tablets, catamine and LSD are available in Anjuna and can be purchased from the parking lot opposite Paradiso Club," he says, adding, "In most shacks, foreigners and Indians are used to hash joints. No shack owner will stop a hash joint user."
British teen Scarlett was found dead on Anjuna beach on February 18, 2008. Her mother Fiona Mackeown had called for probing the drug racket in the state that led to the death. -PTI