Man held with 5 kg cannabis in Jammu


Team Udayavani, Feb 18, 2018, 1:47 PM IST

Jammu: A suspected drug peddler was arrested with five kg of cannabis here, the police said today.

A police party noticed a person moving under suspicious circumstances near Wave mall here last evening and stopped him for checking, a police spokesperson said.

During frisking, five kg ganja was seized from the accused, he said. He was arrested and a case registered against him at Bahu Fort police station, the spokesperson said.

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