Siliguri, 21st January: Based on a tip-off, the NJP police launched an operation in the Sripally area on Monday night and arrested a woman along with cannabis.
Reportedly, 2 kilos of cannabis has been seized from her possession. The arrested accused was produced at the Jalpaiguri court on Wednesday.
Woman arrested by NJP police, 2 kg of cannabis seized

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