Three arrested with 11 kg of charesh

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Three arrested with 11 kg of charesh


Police have arrested three persons from Malangwa of Sarlahi district along with 11 kg of drug charesh. According to the District Police Office, Sarlahi, a joint patrol team of Nepal Police and Armed Police Force arrested three persons including Charesh from Malangwa Municipality-2 near the Nepal-India border while they were on their way to India from Nepal.

Makwanpur district Thaha municipality ward no. 11 Bir Bahadur Bal, Sohi District Kailash Gaonpalika Ward no. Sukram Pakhrin of 5 and Namobuddha municipality of Kavre district ward no. According to Madhav Prasad Budhathoki, Deputy Superintendent of Police, District Police Office, Sarlahi, the deceased has been identified as Suklal Tamang, 11.

Police recovered 5 kg 500 gms of charesh and a mobile phone from the force, 5 kg 600 gms of charesh from Pakhrin, and a mobile phone from Tamang along with a Nepali seam and 16,000 Indian rupees.

They have been arrested for making chips in plastic gallons and hiding them in a bag. Charesh was found with 45 chips in a gallon. According to the District Police Office, Malangwa, Sarlahi, a case has been registered against the arrested persons.

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