Kathmandu police arrested an Indian national with 6.1 kg of hashish at a hotel in Kalanki on the night of 17 March 2020. The hashish had been hidden in a plastic bag.
🇳🇵 Kalanki, Kathmandu · Nepal
Kathmandu police arrested an Indian national carrying 6.1 kg of hashish at Kalanki on the night of 17 March 2020.[1] A team from the Metropolitan Police Circle at Kalimati stopped Anawar Ali Ansari at a hotel in Kalanki.[1] He had hidden the hashish in a plastic bag.[1]
Police said Ansari would be presented before the Kathmandu district court to extend his remand, according to Deputy Superintendent Rugam Kunwar.[1]
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Police arrested nine people for possessing illegal drugs in separate operations across seven districts of Nepal, the Central Police News Room said. Only one case involved cannabis: about 80 kg of ganja found with a 55-year-old man at Balan Khola in Siraha, while the rest turned up brown heroin, brown sugar or prescription medicines.
The Kathmandu Valley Police Office in Ranipokhari reported 444 drug-related cases and 378 arrests in the first three months of the fiscal year, mid-July to mid-October, part of a wider law-and-order campaign in the Valley. Its account named cannabis among the drugs seized but gave no weight for it, grouping it with heroin, pollen and nearly 296,000 ampoules and tablets.
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