West Bengal Police seizes truck with drugs worth Rs 1 crore in Uttar Dinajpur
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West Bengal Police's Special Task Force seized a truck with two tonnes of ganja worth Rs 1 crore in Uttar Dinajpur.
West Bengal Police's Special Task Force seized a truck with two tonnes of ganja worth Rs 1 crore in Uttar Dinajpur on Monday. Three people were arrested in relation to the incident.
According to sources, the truck was coming from Assam and was headed towards Nadia district. Acting on a tip-off, the STF team intercepted the truck on NH-31 under Chopra police station in Uttar Dinajpur. The exact quantity of ganja recovered from the truck is 2081.328 kgs.
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