Driver Chaman was arrested by Indian authorities on narcotics charges at the Wagah border

Truck driver Abdul Wase, a resident of Chaman, loaded truck No. 174 TKA of Chaman Customs with dry fruits on Friday, September 30, which left for Wagah and arrived Wagah on October 3. When the truck entered the Indian NLC, the driver went to the concerned office to clear the documents and on his return, the Indian NLC. The army officer claimed to have taken opium from the truck, which the driver, Abdul Wasi, strongly protested at the Indian NLC authorities, saying that when trucks enter India from Pakistan, strict checking is done at 4 places apart from scanning the truck at the Pakistan border. The Indian Border Force detained the Pakistani driver from Opium Kah and took him to an unknown destination. Today the Chaman riders held a press conference at the Chaman Press Club. They say if driver Chaman is not released by tomorrow, then tomorrow. On Friday, October 14, customs officers will stop Wagah dry fruit trucks and AC vehicles in protest. be released from