Two arrested with 7 kg ganja in Jaynagar, West Bengal
Jaynagar police arrested Injamam-ul-Molla alias Kalo and Shefali Haldar on 8 November with about 7 kg of suspected ganja. A court remanded both accused to 10 days of police custody.
🇮🇳 Jaynagar, South 24 Parganas, West Bengal · India
Police arrested two people on suspicion of cannabis smuggling.[1]The arrested
people were identified as Injamam-ul-Molla alias Kalo and Shefali Haldar.[1]Jaynagar police station officers arrested the two accused on 8 November.[1]
Officers seized about 7 kg of suspected ganja from their possession.[1]Both
accused were produced before a court, which ordered them into police custody for
10 days.[1]
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