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Armed Police Seize Illegal Goods Worth Rs 1.425 Million in Parsa

A team from the Armed Police Force Nepal BOP Dryport recovered illegal goods valued at Rs 1,425,500 from a paddy field in Khalwa, Birgunj Metropolitan City-25.

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28 Aswin 2083 BS 3 mins read
Armed Police Seize Illegal Goods Worth Rs 1.425 Million in Parsa

The Armed Police Force, Nepal No. 13 Gan Headquarters in Parsa seized illegal goods valued at Rs 1,425,500 from a paddy field in the Khalwa border area of Birgunj Metropolitan City-25. The goods had been hidden in the field and were recovered by a team deployed from the Armed Police Force Nepal Border Outpost (BOP) Dryport, Parsa.

Recovery in the Khalwa border area

The goods were found concealed in a paddy field in Khalwa, within Birgunj Metropolitan City-25. Their location in the border area was the focus of the recovery operation. The Armed Police Force team found the items after being deployed from BOP Dryport, Parsa, and seized them as illegal goods.

The total value reported for the seized goods was Rs 1,425,500, or about Rs 1.425 million. The report identifies the value of the confiscated goods but does not specify their individual types or quantities in the available details. It also does not identify a person connected with hiding or transporting them.

APF team carried out the seizure

The recovery was conducted by personnel from the Armed Police Force Nepal BOP Dryport. The seizure was reported by the Armed Police Force, Nepal No. 13 Gan Headquarters in Parsa, the headquarters associated with the operation.

The sequence described in the report is limited: the items had been concealed in the paddy field, and the deployed team recovered them from that location. No further operational details, including how the goods were discovered or how long they had been hidden, were provided in the information available about the seizure.

Details of the goods not specified

The reported value provides the overall scale of the recovery, but the available account does not give a breakdown by item or explain how the value was calculated. It also does not state whether the goods were linked to a particular route, intended recipient or attempted border crossing. Those details are not included in the information about the operation.

The confirmed facts are that the goods were classified as illegal, were concealed in a paddy field in Khalwa, and were seized by an APF team from BOP Dryport. Their reported combined value was Rs 1,425,500. The recovery took place in Birgunj Metropolitan City-25, in the border area of Parsa district.

Key details

  • Seized goods: Illegal goods valued at Rs 1,425,500
  • Recovery location: A paddy field in the Khalwa border area, Birgunj Metropolitan City-25
  • Unit involved: Armed Police Force Nepal BOP Dryport, Parsa
  • Reported by: Armed Police Force, Nepal No. 13 Gan Headquarters, Parsa

Sources

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