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50 quintal Govt ration seized, driver held 11/12/2016 12:09:51 AM Early Times Report Jammu, Nov 11 : Police today seized around 50 quintal of government ration which was being loaded in two vehicles for black marketing, seized vehicles and arrested a driver while one managed to escape from the spot. Police sources said that today on specific information police party raised a naka at Panjthirthi and intercepted two vehicles bearing registration number JK02BQ-1385 and JK02AL-9044 loaded with ration meant for public. Police said that the loaded ration was being diverted towards black-market and the police seized the 100 bags of 50 kg each ration along with both the vehicles. Police identified the driver as Bansi Lal while man haunt to nab the absconding driver is on. A case in this connection has been registered under FIR no. 155/16 under section 3/7 of Essential Commodity Act while further investigation of the case is going on.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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