Four of inter-State ganja supply gang arrested
The Hindu
992 kilograms of ganja worth ₹ 99.2 lakh seized
In a big catch, the Sangareddy district police seized 992 kgs of dry ganja worth ₹ 99.2 lakh and arrested four persons, while another is absconding.
According to Superintendent of Police M. Ramana Kumar, 492 ganja packets, each containing about 2 kgs of dry ganja, were being transported from Rajahmundry in Andhra Pradesh to Aurangabad in Maharashtra in a lorry.
Three persons escorted the lorry in another car, to caution the driver about any police checks. On a tipoff, Sadashivapet Circle Inspector G. Santosh Kumar stopped the lorry at a petrol bunk and found the ganja being transported in packets.
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