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Police seize heroin powder worth Rs 12 lakh and arrest two women in Manipur’s Jiribam

Police seize heroin powder worth Rs 12 lakh and arrest two women in Manipur’s Jiribam

India Blooms News Service | @indiablooms | 17 Oct 2019, 11:58 am

Guwahati: Police seized heroin powder worth Rs 12 lakh and arrested two women in Manipur’s Jiribam district last evening, officials said on Thursday.

Based on specific input, a team of Foreigner Check Post, Jiribam district police had conducted frisking and checking at the Foreigner Check Post gate.

The police team had stopped a passenger Cruiser vehicle bearing registration number  AS-11CC-4107 that was proceeding towards Assam side and during checking the police team recovered 15 numbers of soap cap with 120 grams of heroin powder.

Jiribam district Superintendent of Police M Mubi Singh said that, two lady passengers had carried the contraband drugs.

“The soap caps were found concealed and fasten inside the thighs of each lady by using cello-tape. 12 grams of heroin power were found concealed in each of the 15 soap caps. The approximate value of the seized drugs would be Rs 12 lakh in the market,” M Mubi Singh said.

Later, police had arrested the women and they were identified as 31-year-old Shahinaz Sheikh alias Bemma and 20-year-old Fundreimayum Farana.

A case under FIR no 39 (10) 2019 under section 21(b) ND and PS Act has been registered at Jiribam police station.

(Reporting by Hemanta Kumar Nath, Guwahati)

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