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Truck with illegal goods worth Rs 6 million confiscated

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Parsa police have seized a truck with illegal goods worth around Rs 6 million.

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According to the District Police Office, Parsa, the truck, and its driver were arrested.

Police have arrested Nasrudin Mian, 33, of Bara Parwanipur Rural Municipality-2 and its driver from Parwanipur Chowk of Birgunj Metropolitan City-21 of Parsa.

According to the District Police Office, Parsa, the value of the seized items has been estimated at Rs 6 million and sent to the Revenue Investigation Office, Pathalaya for necessary action.

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