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Sedative pills stock seized from Asefia Colony, Saadatnagar

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: November 24, 2021 21:40 IST

Aurangabad, Nov 24:In a joint action by Begumpura and City Chowk police stations, the police seized stock of ...

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Aurangabad, Nov 24:

In a joint action by Begumpura and City Chowk police stations, the police seized stock of 600 sedative pills amounting Rs 6544 at Asefiya Colony and Saadatnagar in Railway Station area on Tuesday. The police arrested Shaikh Nayyar Shaikh Naeem, Shaikh Naeem Shaikh Mehboob, Shakirabai Shaikh Naeem, Shaikh Nadim Shaikh Naeem (all residents of Asefiya Colony) and Samina Khan Abdul Amin Khan (Saadatnagar, Railway Station) in this connection.

Police said that the sedative pills seized are the schedule H 1 drugs. It cannot be stocked illegally and administered without the doctors’ prescription. The accused stocked it illegally.

The police action was executed by City Chowk PI Ashok Giri, Ashok Bhandare, Syed Shakeel, Deshraj More, Begumpura PI Prashant Potdar, PSI Vinod Bhalerao, Santosh Chavan and others.

Tags: Asefiya ColonyRailway StationSamina khan abdul amin khanSantosh chavanPSI Vinod Bhalerao
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