A total of 450kgs marijuana is confiscated in the port city of Visakhapatnam

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A total of 450 kilograms of marijuana that was hidden in a bag of cabbage was recovered from a car near Saripalli close to Pendurthi in the suburbs of the port city Thursday. Two of the people found in the vehicle were arrested by police.

According to the deputy Commissioner of Police Zone II in the city of K. Anand Reddy, the contraband was found in a check of vehicles in the context of an ganja-related drive following the directives of commissioner CM Trivikram Varma in the Saripalli location.


Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com

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