A high-stakes chase led by Nashik Police resulted in the capture of drug traffickers and the seizure of 28 kg of ganja. The pursuit, which began when a car sped past a checkpoint, involved eight patrol vans and ended near Chakradhar Swami Mandir. Officers were commended for their swift action and strategic planning in apprehending the suspects.
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