3 women arrested with 60 bottles of iscaf at Phulbari in Kurigram

Police arrested 3 women with 60 bottles of iscaf at Phulbari in Kurigram.
Police of Kurigram's Phulbari police station on Monday (October 14) on the basis of secret information, during the transport of drugs from Shimulbari Union area of upazila in a special state of body fitting, Mocha of Purba Alohali area of Dhupchachia upazila of Bogra district: Banya Akter Sumi (24) Mocha of Santahar municipality area: Dulali Akter (29). And Mocha: Renuka Begum (58) was arrested red-handed with 60 bottles of iscaf.
In this regard, Kurigram District Police Additional Superintendent of Police AKM Ohidunnabi said that the police arrested 3 women drug dealers in Phulbari with 60 bottles of scarf.
A case under Narcotics Control Act has been filed at Phulbari police station in this regard. And the accused have been sent to jail through the court.
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