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Excise Police confiscates charas, arrest one

byCustoms Today Report
07/07/2015
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KHAIRPUR: The Excise Police Sukkur recovered around 360 KGs of charas and arrested one trafficker on Tuesday.

According to detail Excise police during checking of trailer near Toll plaza Sukkur recovered 360 Kgs of Chars and arrested one Muhammad Ali Malik.

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Excise police said that the contraband chars was being smuggling to Karachi from Peshawar.

The price of recovered chars in international underground marked is said to be over Rs 25 millions.

Excise police lodge case under 9-C and carrying out further investigations.

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