Mainpuri Making Machine, Material Seized

Umer Jamshaid Published July 26, 2016 | 07:20 PM

Mainpuri making machine, material seized

NAWABSHAH (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 26th july, 2016) : Sakrand Police seized a Mainpuri manufacturing machine and huge quantity of raw material used in manufacturing of prohibited Gutka. Police seized the machine and material in a surprise raid at the factory of an accused namely Yasir Ammar Khanzada situated in Asghar Colony Sakrand.

The Investigating Police Officer ASI Ali Bakhsh Magsi said that police seized over 200 kilogram of tobacco and other material use in processing. Police also recovered empty sachets, which were filled and marketed. Police has arrested the manufacturer and registered FIR.

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