New Delhi, Sept. 18 -- In line with the Trump Administration's campaign against synthetic narcotics, the US Embassy in New Delhi has revoked and denied visas for several business executives and corporate leaders accused of trafficking fentanyl precursors.

As a result, the individuals and their close family members may now be ineligible for travel to the United States.

The embassy confirmed that it is also placing executives connected with companies known for trafficking fentanyl precursors under greater scrutiny when they apply for visas in the future.

Charge d'affaires Jorgan Andrews stressed the seriousness of the move: "The U.S. Embassy in New Delhi remains steadfast in its commitment to combating illicit drug trafficking. Individua...