1566 codeine bottles recovered in Pulwama
3 accused held
SHOWKAT DAR
Pulwama May 12: Police today recovered 1566 bottles of banned Codeine phosphate bottles from Kakapora here and arrested three persons in the case.
SHO Kakapora Sabzar Ahmad said police arrested Aijaz Ahmad Kuchay and recovered 100 bottles of Codeine Phosphate from him.
“During questioning he revealed that the bottles were supplied to him by Mehraj Ahmad Dar and Ali Muhammad, both residents of Sambura Pulwama. We conducted a raid and arrested the duo. We also recovered over 1500 bottle of Codeine Phosphate from them,” the SHO said.
Police have registered a case against the accused and taken up investigation. Meanwhile the residents of the area have appreciated the endeavour of police.
“Such people are enemies of the society and should be awarded stringent punishment” the residents said.
Lastupdate on : Sat, 12 May 2012 21:30:00 Makkah time
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