Woman smuggler sent to jail
By Our Correspondent
March 26, 2019
Rawalpindi : The Civil Judge, Rawalpindi Yasar Chaudhry has sent an English citizen Pakistani woman smuggler to Adiala Jail on judicial remand on Monday.
The woman permanently settled in England wanted to smuggle over 13-kilogram heroine worth million of rupees to abroad.
The judge has directed Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) to present the woman again in the court on April 8, 2019.
The ANF arrested Kausar Younas, resident of Mirpur and citizen of England from New Islamabad International Airport when she was trying to smuggle 13.1 kilogram heroine concealed in trolley bags, while she was travelling to Viana via Doha on flight no. QR 633 from Islamabad. The ANF has registered a case under Section of 9-C the narcotics act against her.
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