‘Anti-Chitta’ campaign: Himachal Police destroy drugs worth Rs 2 crore
Himachal Police destroy 868 gm charas, 1.830 gm chitta, 1,200 Microlit tablets, 88 Spas Pokran capsules, 1,315.187 kg poppy husk, 2.500 kg cannabis (ganja) and 2,100 opium plants
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Himachal Police destroy 868 gm charas, 1.830 gm chitta, 1,200 Microlit tablets, 88 Spas Pokran capsules, 1,315.187 kg poppy husk, 2.500 kg cannabis (ganja) and 2,100 opium plants
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