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Assam: 480 kg of Burmese Supari seized at Hailakandi, two arrested

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HT Digital,

Hailakandi, Nov 10: Assam Police seized a large quantity of Burmese Supari, also known as areca nut, and detained two individuals in Hailakandi district on Friday.

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Acting on received information, teams from Lakhinagar police outpost and Lala police station conducted a search operation at Saydul Islam Barbhuiya’s residence in Pachim Kitterbond Part 1 area.

During the operation, police recovered 12 sacks of illegal Burmese supari, weighing approximately 480 kg, and a vehicle. The arrested individuals were identified as Abul Kalam, 48, from Karimganj district, and Saydul Islam Barbhuiya, 28. Further investigations are ongoing.

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