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2 Indians arrested for possession of drugs in Nepal

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Kathmandu, February 6

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Two Indians were among four persons arrested for possession of banned chemical drugs in Nepal on Sunday.

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The Indians were identified as Mohmad Sultan, 25, and Pawan Kumar Das, 27, officials said, adding the arrests were made in separate incidents.

Pawan Kumar Das, a resident of Motihari in Bihar, was on his way to Kathmandu from Rajbiraj Municipality when he was arrested in Saptari district, they said.

Banned drugs – 100 ampules of diazepam, 100 ampules of Morphine and 100 ampule of Phenergan – were seized from him.

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Sultan, a resident of Darjeeling in West Bengal, was arrested from Mechinagar Municipality in eastern Nepal after he was found carrying 15 grams of brown sugar. A Nepali accomplice of Sultan was also arrested.

In a third incident, a 25-year-old Nepali man was arrested for carrying 600 tablets of narcotic Nitrovet near Kathmandu in Saptari district.

Further investigation in going on.

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