Two arrested as Rs 30 lakh ganja seized in Motihari village
Police in Motihari's Patahi area seized ganja valued at about Rs 30 lakh and arrested Jairam Yadav and Omprakash Kumar. The report describes Nepal-to-Bihar supply with the consignment hidden in thatch, and says both men were sent to jail in judicial custody.
🇮🇳 Jihuli village, Patahi, Motihari, East Champaran district, Bihar · India
Police seizedganja worth about Rs 30 lakh in Jihuli village in the Patahi
police station area of Motihari district.[1]Police arrested Jairam Yadav and
Omprakash Kumar at the spot.[1]Both men were sent to jail in judicial
custody.[1]
The report describes the two as supplying ganja from Nepal to Bihar and keeping
the consignment hidden in thatch.[1]
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