Muhammad Asif Sentenced to 4 Years for Drug Peddling

In a recent development, the Control of Narcotics Substance (CNS) Attock Court has made a significant decision by sentencing a man to four years in prison for his involvement in a drug peddling case. The accused, Muhammad Asif, was arrested by Jand Police in August 2022 under section 9-C of the Control of Narcotics Substance Act 1997. This action was taken after the authorities seized hashish and opium from his possession, indicating his illegal activities.

During the court proceedings, both the defense and prosecution presented their arguments, leading to the final verdict. Asif was found guilty of drug possession and was consequently handed a four-year jail term along with a fine of Rs 20,000. The prosecution emphasized the seriousness of Asif's offense, pointing out that he was caught in the act of selling the illegal substances. This stance influenced the court's decision to impose a strict penalty without leniency.

After the legal process was completed, the court enforced the punishment and the fine on Asif, marking a significant step in combating drug-related crimes in the region.

The sentencing of Muhammad Asif in the drug peddling case serves as a reminder of the legal consequences associated with narcotics offenses. This decision underscores the commitment of the authorities to uphold the law and deter individuals from engaging in illicit drug activities. By holding individuals accountable for their actions, the justice system aims to create a safer and drug-free environment for the community.