Four women arrested with more than 7 kg of charas in Faisalabad
Faisalabad police arrested four women accused of running a drug-trafficking network and recovered more than 7 kilograms of charas from them. Police said the women supplied narcotics to young people, especially near educational institutions, and that officers were investigating to find their accomplices.
Police in Faisalabad arrested four women accused of trafficking drugs, breaking
up what officers described as a female drug-pusher network in the city.[1]The
four were named as Amina Bibi, Shakeela Bibi, Aneela Bibi and Nabeela Bibi.[1]Police said a special team set up on the orders of City Police Officer Tanveer
Hussain carried out the raids.[1]
The police said they recovered more than 7 kilograms of charas, the cannabis
resin also known as hashish, from the women.[1]The Urdu-language APP report
described the seized charas as worth millions of rupees.[2]
Police said the women had been supplying narcotics to young people, especially
near educational institutions.[1]Officers began an investigation to find
their accomplices, police added.[1]
The operations that led to the arrests were carried out in different areas of
Faisalabad, the Punjab Post reported.[3]Police registered cases against the
women and began legal proceedings, according to the Urdu-language APP report.[2]The Punjab Post reported that Faisalabad police operations would continue
until the drug problem was eliminated.[3]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Arrested
4
Cannabis
7 kg
Agency
Faisalabad Police
Agency type
Police
Cannabis
Hashish (7 kg)
Activity
Trafficking, Sale
Case stage
Under investigation
Region
Punjab
Date
Publication date
Sources
UrduPointurdupoint.comFaisalabad Police Arrest Four Women, Recover More Than 7kg of Charas
No separate date for the raids was reported; 10 November 2026 is the date of the earliest APP account, while the English account is datelined 11 November 2026.
The charas was described only as more than 7 kilograms, with no exact weight.
The value was given only as millions of rupees, with no amount.
No specific charge or case section was reported; the accounts say only that cases were registered.
The reports do not say where in Faisalabad the raids took place or where the charas was found, beyond different areas of the city.
No detention order, plea or court outcome was reported; police said they were still looking for accomplices.
The English and Urdu UrduPoint accounts are versions of one APP wire report, and the Punjab Post account repeats the same police statement, so the case rests on a single police account.
The reports do not say whether the charas was tested or what happened to it after seizure.
Chiniot police arrested three alleged drug dealers on 11 November 2026 and recovered more than 2.5 kilograms of hashish in separate district operations under the Drug-Free Punjab campaign. Cases were registered and further legal proceedings began.
The Anti-Narcotics Force arrested 20 Nigerian nationals in coordinated operations across Islamabad and Rawalpindi targeting a network accused of supplying drugs to students. Officers recovered 750 grams of weed alongside cocaine and methamphetamine, for a combined 4.432 kg haul.
Model Town police in Burewala arrested three suspects in separate operations, recovering 540 grammes of hashish from one of them plus liquor and a pistol from the others. Police registered separate cases against the three and began further legal proceedings.
Police in Nowshera Virkan arrested four alleged drug peddlers and seized 5.66 kg of charas in four separate operations. Separate cases were registered against each suspect and further investigations were launched.