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Fake Army car used to smuggle 15.35 kg opium in Manipur; one arrested: Police
Upon searching, police found, “17 packets of opium weighing around 15.35 kg”, concealed in a compartment under the rear right door of the vehicle
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Fake Army car used to smuggle 15.35 kg opium in Manipur; one arrested: Police
Upon searching, police found, “17 packets of opium weighing around 15.35 kg”, concealed in a compartment under the rear right door of the vehicle
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Fake Army car used to smuggle 15.35 kg opium in Manipur; one arrested: Police
Upon searching, police found, “17 packets of opium weighing around 15.35 kg”, concealed in a compartment under the rear right door of the vehicle
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Fake Army car used to smuggle 15.35 kg opium in Manipur; one arrested: Police
Upon searching, police found, “17 packets of opium weighing around 15.35 kg”, concealed in a compartment under the rear right door of the vehicle
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Fake Army car used to smuggle 15.35 kg opium in Manipur; one arrested: Police
Upon searching, police found, “17 packets of opium weighing around 15.35 kg”, concealed in a compartment under the rear right door of the vehicle
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Fake Army car used to smuggle 15.35 kg opium in Manipur; one arrested: Police
Upon searching, police found, “17 packets of opium weighing around 15.35 kg”, concealed in a compartment under the rear right door of the vehicle
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