Three tonnes of ganja seized near Sabbavaram, two from Bihar arrested
The Hindu
Accused trying to shift contraband to Kanpur, say police
The police arrested two persons and seized nearly three tonnes of ganja while they were allegedly transporting in a van at Sabbavaram in Visakhapatnam district on Saturday. Though the seized ganja is estimated to about ₹50 lakh in the interior parts of the Agency, it could be sold close to about ₹3 crore in a few States. Based on credible information, the police teams conducted vehicle checks on the outskirts of Sabbavaram. Noticing the police team, two persons who where in the van escaped from the spot. The police formed special teams and conducted searches. By afternoon, the two accused were caught at an isolated place at Tavvivanipalem.
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