Pakistan

Drug Conviction Three months’ jail for 120g hashish

The court also fined the convict, Saleem, Rs2,000.

Express July 10, 2011

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LAHORE: Additional District and Sessions Judge Aurangzeb on Saturday convicted a man of drug dealing and sent him to jail for three months. The court also fined the convict, Saleem, Rs2,000. If he can’t pay the fine, another week will be added to his prison term. Factory Area Police had arrested Saleem and found 120 grams of hashish on him.

Published in The Express Tribune, July 10^th, 2011.

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