Key Takeaways
- A local court sentenced a drug supplier to 10 years in prison and fined him Rs 100,000.
- The supplier, Fazal Rabbi, was arrested in 2025 following the recovery of 1,550 grams of hashish.
- The conviction was for narcotics trafficking.
A local court in Rawalpindi has sentenced a drug supplier, Fazal Rabbi, to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment and imposed a fine of Rs 100,000. The conviction was for narcotics trafficking.
Rabbi was arrested by Kallar Syedan Police in 2025 after 1,550 grams of hashish were recovered from his possession.
The court's decision reflects the government's ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in Pakistan.
The supplier, identified as Fazal Rabbi, faces a lengthy sentence that will deter others from engaging in similar illegal activities.
The fine of Rs 100,000 is in addition to the 10-year imprisonment, serving as a financial deterrent.
This case highlights the importance of stringent legal measures in curbing the supply of illegal substances.
The conviction underscores the commitment of law enforcement agencies to tackle drug-related crimes.
The sentence is expected to have a significant impact on the drug supply chain in the region.
