Abrar jailed 9 years in Rawalpindi over 1.32 kg hashish
A Rawalpindi court sentenced drug supplier Abrar to nine years in prison and fined him Rs100,000 in a narcotics case. Morgah Police had arrested him in March 2025 after recovering 1.320 kilograms of hashish from his possession.
A court in Rawalpindi sentenced drug supplier Abrar to nine years in prison and
fined him Rs100,000 in a narcotics case.[1]The case involved 1.320 kilograms
of hashish recovered by Morgah Police in March 2025, according to a police
spokesman.[1]
Morgah Police arrested Abrar in March 2025 after recovering the hashish from his
possession.[1]Officers recovered 1.320 kilograms of hashish from his
possession at that arrest.[1]
The court awarded the sentence after solid evidence was presented and the case
was effectively prosecuted.[1]A police spokesman provided the account of the
arrest and the prosecution.[1]The sentencing was reported from Rawalpindi on
7 November 2026.[1]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Charged
1
Cannabis
1.32 kg
Prison
9 years imprisonment
Fine
PKR 100,000
Agency
Morgah Police
Agency type
Police, Court, Prosecutor
Cannabis
Hashish (1.32 kg)
Activity
Sale
Case stage
Sentenced
Sentence
Prison, Fine
Region
Punjab
Date
Publication date
Sources
UrduPointurdupoint.comRawalpindi Court Sentences Hashish Supplier To Nine Years In Prison
Open questions the AI reported
The article gives no separate date for the sentencing; 7 November 2026 is its publication date and dateline day, and is used as the incident date.
The exact date of the March 2025 arrest is not given.
The court is not named beyond a court, and no judge is identified.
The narcotics law and sections applied, whether the fine was paid, and whether an appeal was filed are not reported.
Only the UrduPoint page carrying the Associated Press of Pakistan report could be opened; no second outlet or agency statement was found to corroborate it.
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