Nepal

Police arrest 6 individuals across country for drug possession

By THT Online

KATHMANDU, SEPTEMBER 10

Police have arrested six individuals from various regions of the country for their involvement in the possession of illegal substances.

Kanchanpur: Police arrested Harish Regmi (25) of Motipur in Belauri Municipality-3 from Sadak Ghat in Belauri-10, where he was found in possession of 9.420 grams of a substance resembling heroin on Saturday afternoon. The arrest occurred as Regmi was returning to Nepal from India on a motorcycle (Su.Pa.Pra. 03 001 Pa 0456) during a routine police checking.

Similarly, Hikmat Hamal (26) of Belauri-10 Shivnagar was arrested on Saturday evening after being found with 47.85 grams of a substance resembling heroin in Kalkatta Bazaar, Belauri-8. Hamal was stopped for checking after he displayed suspicious behavior while walking along the road. He was arrested after the illegal substance was discovered in his possession.

Kailali: In Dhangadhi Sub-Metropolitan City-1, Sanjiv Chaudhary (21) was arrested on Saturday evening for possessing brown sugar weighing 730 mg. The arrest took place during a police checking at Baluwaghat in Dhagadi-2 when Chaudhary was returning to Nepal from India.

Jhapa: Police detained two individuals on Saturday morning in Khayardangi Shanti Chowk of Mechinagar Municipality-10. Ashok Nembang (19) of Mechinagar-9 was found with 200 mg of a substance resembling brown sugar and Rs 4,000 in cash, while Dipa Chaudhary (30) of Mechinagar-10 had 1.550 grams of the substance and Rs 3,000 in cash. The arrests followed a police raid conducted based on information regarding ongoing drug transactions in the area.

Makawanpur: Ganesh Thapa (35) of Jalki in Kailash Rural Municipality-1 was arrested in Rajaiya of Manahari Rural Municipality-9 with 50 kg of marijuana on Sunday morning. Thapa's arrest occurred during a vehicle inspection, where the illegal substance was discovered inside his parked car (Ba. 6 cha. 1847).

Further investigations into these cases are ongoing, police said.