Two People Convicted of Cultivating Cannabis Were Sentenced to Three Years in Prison by a Khandwa Court; 20 Plants Were Found and a Fine of 20,000 Was Also Imposed.
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In Khandwa district, a special NDPS court convicted two accused of illegally cultivating cannabis and sentenced them to three years in prison and a fine of 20,000 rupees each. Failure to pay the fine will result in an additional six months' imprisonment. The verdict was delivered by Special NDPS Act Judge Anil Chaudhary on Wednesday. The court found Ganpat, son of Chhagan Tomar (43), and Motiram, son of Tukaram Kumhar (63), residents of Bhakrada…
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