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Ashish, 29, moved to the city of Bengaluru, often referred to as the Silicon Valley of India, in , where he works at a start-up. The Unified Payments Interface, or UPI , is a payment system that allows the instant transfer of funds between two bank accounts via a mobile interface. The police asked the guy to call his friends to smoke up together, and instead \[nabbed\] them. According to data from the Narcotics Control Bureau NCB , there are million drug users in the country , with consumption rising 70 percent in the last eight years. Internationally, technology has played a mixed role in the drug market. Across the U. New breakthroughs in tracking and detection have aided law enforcement , and improved drug treatment services to help healthcare professionals reach more patients. Advances in communication technology, e-commerce, and digital payments have made it easier to expand operations and bypass the law. And in a world that increasingly necessitates that we live our lives online, a peculiar kind of resilience has infused its urban drug networks — where technology has been both a boon and a bane for everyone involved. Vishesh, a year-old engineer at a crypto start-up, recalled a troubling incident outside his suburban Bengaluru home in late July. These are among the milder measures people have resorted to in the face of heightened scrutiny. For Sita, a year-old freelance content writer, getting married seemed the best solution. Sita came home one day in November, last year, to find her partner missing, not knowing that his UPI payments had been used by the NCB Narcotics Control Bureau , Bengaluru, to track and pick him up at his flat. When she tried to file a Missing Persons complaint several hours later, she was dismissed for not being related to him. Two months later, the couple decided to get engaged. So when you, as a police \[officer\], suspect that someone has committed an offence under the Act, you can straight away search that person for that offence. Bribes, on the other hand, are an unwritten contract that neither party will turn on the other. The increased scrutiny has caused sellers across the country to take precautionary measures — or re-evaluate their career options entirely. Dinesh sells weed and hash through social media apps by posting pictures and taking orders via DMs. He told VICE that he pipes down for a few days whenever he hears about crackdowns. He claims his personal use also helps him manage neurological disorders. I just wanted to start a stoner community and when I posted pictures, people started to reach out to me. And I needed the money and rich people need stuff. Rachel, a Bengaluru resident who sells baked edibles, attested to this too. While Rachel refused to divulge her age and whether this was her only gig, VICE looked at the menu she sends customers over an encrypted chat application. Procuring illicit substances using technology, which is inevitably entangled with other aspects of daily life, is a double-edged sword not only for buyers and sellers, but law enforcement too. While chat and payment apps have made it easier to gather evidence once someone is held, technology has also made it harder to trace and catch operators. How will you track, then? With large, fragmented, and isolated networks — which also have deep interconnections within — the size and scope of the market is challenging. The police have created special units to track darknet activities over the last year, resulting in large seizures of narcotics. Those caught dealing had procured drugs from the U. The drugs were then delivered to the doorsteps of their Indian customers via popular delivery apps, disguised in gift-wrapped packages; payments were collected over UPI; and communication happened over encrypted-chat groups , which often contained hundreds of buyers. Catching one involves an informant pretending to be a genuine customer for a while, and using surveillance over a period of time. Sometimes they request a video call to know who you are and how you look. Getting good cases is difficult. The informant also needs money. So you can put them in a de-addiction course, but they may be addicted to selling drugs, and there is no de-addiction course for that. But the era in India since the 90s is one of consumerism and capitalism. People are borrowing behaviours from the West, and traditional values are on the decline. Those on the other side arrived at similar, yet lass damning, diagnoses. Sita remarked on the influence of the city, and the freedom it finally gave her after living in places that had a 7PM curfew for women. But this also cuts us off from any real problems, sadly. In the face of such hassles, staying old-school has been the key for some sellers. Ajay, who runs an airport-taxi business and has lived in Bengaluru for 27 years, has also been selling weed on the side for the last four. I just sell to a few people who have known me for long now and are like friends. I like driving my cab. Follow Sanjana Ramachandran on Twitter and Instagram. By Mattha Busby. By Pallavi Pundir. By Nidhi Gupta. By Arman Khan. Share: X Facebook Share Copied to clipboard. Videos by VICE. Read Next.

Buying hash Bengaluru