Five arrested as Rawalpindi police seize 8.04 kg of hashish
Rawalpindi police arrested five suspected drug suppliers in separate operations across Pirwadhai, Ganjmandi and Kahuta on 13 November 2026, recovering 8.04 kg of hashish in total. Separate cases were registered against the five, with police saying measures were being taken against drugs in society.
Rawalpindi police arrested five suspected drug suppliers in separate operations
across the district on Friday, 13 November 2026, and recovered more than 8
kilograms of hashish from their possession.[1]
Pirwadhai police held two suppliers and recovered 3.8 kilograms of hashish,
Ganjmandi police apprehended two and seized3.14 kilograms, and Kahuta police
arrested another supplier and recovered 1.1 kilograms, together 8.04 kilograms.[1]
Separate cases were registered against the five arrested suspects, and the
police spokesperson said all possible measures were being taken to eradicate the
menace of drugs from society.[1]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Arrested
5
Cannabis
8.04 kg
Agencies
Pirwadhai Police; Ganjmandi Police; Kahuta Police
Agency type
Police
Cannabis
Hashish (8.04 kg)
Activity
Sale
Case stage
Under investigation
Region
Punjab
Sources
UrduPointurdupoint.comFive Suspected Drug Suppliers Arrested in Rawalpindi; More Than 8kg of Hashish Seized
Open questions the AI reported
No individual case numbers, charges or court outcomes reported for the five suspects.
No separate outlet or police statement account found beyond the UrduPoint/APP reprint of the same wire.
The article gives no names or ages of the arrested suspects.
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