Key Points:
- Raza Abad police arrested two women and recovered 2kg 800g of charas from them.
- The FIR says a packet weighing 1,400 grams was recovered from each woman, with Rs6,000 in sale proceeds recovered from Tasleem Akhtar.
- The case has been registered under section 9-(1)3c of the Control of Narcotic Substances Act, 1997.
Raza Abad police arrested two women peddlers and recovered 2kg 800g of charas from their possession on Saturday.
A police spokesman said SHO Raza Abad Muhammad Sufyan arrested the two women, Iram Naseer and Tasleem Akhtar, during operations against women involved in drug peddling.
The FIR identifies ASI Abid Hussain of the Raza Abad police station as the complainant in the case.
According to the FIR, a police team was on patrol when an informer tipped it off at about 2am that two women had come to Muhammad Wala Road, near a graveyard about two kilometres south of the police station, to sell narcotics to customers.
The FIR records that a lady constable searched both women, recovering a packet of charas from each that weighed 1,400 grams on the electronic scale.

It adds that six Rs1,000 notes, Rs6,000 in sale proceeds, were recovered from Tasleem Akhtar, while samples of 70 grams were drawn from each packet for chemical analysis.
The case was registered at the Raza Abad police station as FIR 1280/26 under section 9-(1)3c of the Control of Narcotic Substances Act, 1997.
According to the spokesman, CPO Faisalabad said drug peddlers who played with the future of the young generation deserved no leniency.
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