Man held with 9 kg ganja in auto at Narpatganj market
Narpatganj police arrested Chandrahas Yadav near Narpatganj market in Araria and recovered nine kilograms of ganja from the hired auto he was travelling in. Police said a Badhara resident loaded the consignment and Yadav planned to carry it to Munger, and the accused was sent to judicial custody.
🇮🇳 Narpatganj market, Narpatganj, Araria district, Bihar · India
Narpatganj police arrested a young man near Narpatganj market in Araria district
on Tuesday after acting on a tip-off that ganja was being moved in an auto.[1]Police identified him as Chandrahas Yadav, a resident of Rampur Tika in Munger
district and the son of Yogendra Yadav.[1]He was sent to judicial custody in
Araria after the arrest.[1]
Officers stopped the hired auto near Narpatganj market, searched it and
recovered nine kilograms of ganja.[1]Police said Yadav had boarded the hired
auto in Badhara village with the ganja and was travelling toward Narpatganj
market.[1]During questioning, officers learned that Pankaj Yadav, the son of
Tarachand Yadav and a resident of Badhara, had loaded the ganja into the auto.[1]Police said Chandrahas Yadav planned to take the consignment to Munger to
traffic it.[1]
Narpatganj station house officer Sanjay Kumar said one accused was arrested in
the recovery and sent to judicial custody in Araria.[1]The operation began
after police received a tip that a youth from Badhara had been given ganja for
smuggling.[1]
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