Woman given 3 years’ probation for 2.175 kg hashish in Rawalpindi
An Anti-Narcotics Court in Rawalpindi sentenced Shabana Bibi to three years on probation and fined her Rs400,000 for possessing 2,175 grams of hashish. Judge Tahir Aslam announced the verdict in the Counter Narcotics Force case, also ordering a Rs500,000 guarantee bond with one local surety.
An Anti-Narcotics Court in Rawalpindi sentenced a woman identified as Shabana
Bibi to three years on probation after finding her guilty in a
hashish-possession case.[1]Additional District and Sessions Judge Tahir Aslam
announced the verdict in the case registered by the Counter Narcotics Force
(CNF).[1]The conviction was based on possession of 2,175 grams, or 2.175
kilograms, of hashish attributed to Bibi.[1]
Alongside the probation term, the court imposed a fine of Rs400,000 on the
convicted woman for the hashish offence.[1]The court also directed Bibi to
furnish a guarantee bond of Rs500,000 as an additional condition linked to the
probation order.[1]One local surety was required to support the guarantee
bond, meaning another local person must stand as guarantor for her compliance.[1]
The CNF-registered case therefore ended at the trial stage with a conviction and
a probationary custodial term rather than an acquittal.[1]The sentence fixes
the custodial term at three years while allowing Bibi to remain on probation
subject to the fine, bond and surety requirements.[1]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
The article gives only its publication date of 31 October 2026 and no separate date for the verdict, so the publication date is used as the incident date.
Only one source for this sentencing could be found and opened, with no agency statement or second outlet available for corroboration.
The account does not state when the underlying arrest or recovery occurred or what happened before the verdict.
Whether the fine was paid, the bond and surety were furnished, or any appeal followed is not reported.
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