Markaz Al Madeena Association organises JALS-E-UCHILA in Dammam
Dammam: In a bid to celebrate its 28 years of social services, Markaz Al Madeena Association organised, Eastern Province, conducted JALS-E-UCHILA, a get together program, at Dammam in Saudi Arabia on March 5.
Noushad Uchil, chairman of the event, inaugurated the function. The organization president presided the program and briefed the aims and objectives of the organization.
Hashim Uchil introduced the social and academic contributions of the organization of past 28 years. Jamal Uchil welcomed the gathering and Ismail G.I. hosted the program.
Games, quiz and prize distribution to the winners and senior social workers was the special attraction of the event.
Iqbal, Farooq, Shahul Hameed, Ramza, Nabeel, Afthar, Ashraf and Shafi were the members of the planning committee of the event.
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Five held for MDMA, ganja trafficking in Bengaluru; drugs worth over Rs 5 cr seized
Bengaluru (PTI): Five persons were arrested for allegedly trafficking the banned narcotic substance MDMA and ganja in different parts of the city, police said on Tuesday.
Police said they seized 3.912 kg of ganja, 343 grams of MDMA and 170 grams of other narcotic substances, along with a goods vehicle and a mobile phone, totaling worth Rs 5.77 cr.
The Narcotics Wing of the Central Crime Branch, along with local police, carried out the operation here recently, police said.
The arrests were made on different dates following raids based on credible inputs.
According to police, ganja was being transported near Nayandahalli signal on Mysuru Road. The MDMA and ganja were stored and sold from a lodge in R K Puram and Channasandra Main Road.
Cases were registered under the Narcotic Drugs Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, police said.
During interrogation, the accused allegedly confessed to procuring the drugs at lower prices from an unidentified foreign national and other sources within the state, and selling them to the public, including college students, for profit, a senior police officer said.
Efforts are on to trace the suppliers, police said.
The accused have been remanded to judicial custody, and further investigation is underway, they added.
