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Araria News 72 Sack fertilizer detained for the purpose of selling and selling fiercely to Nepal was seized by the armed forces of the border. The incident of urea DAP and Pesticide Vengeance held for black marketing is from the Dimhiya ward number five of the Sikti police station of the Araria district. Here, illegal storage of fog was made at Arun Sah’s home. Araria News: 72 bags of fertilizer sold and sold to Nepal. Dialogues, cyti (araria). Araria News 72 Sacks of fertilizers held for the purpose of smuggling and black marketing was seized by Arun Sah’s home in the Dimhiya ward number five of the Sikti police station. The batter on fertilizer contains 45 bags of urea, three bags of DAP and 24 Sack pesticides. Arun Sah was named accused in this case. This action was taken on Saturday night with the joint efforts of the SSB 52nd Corps Ambadi, the Sikti police station and the Agriculture Division. In this action, Asi Baburam of SSB Ambari Company, subdivision agricultural officer Vijay Ranjan and Asi Ujjwal Kumar of the Sikti police station were involved. Arun Sah was nominated under the Division of the Fertilizer Act over the application of the Subdivision Agricultural Officer Vijay Ranjan. The Sikti police station, Narendra Kumar Prasad, said a case was registered with a view to the fertilizer brought for black marketing. In the application given to the Sikti police station, the EDITIONS AGRICULTURAL OFFICER said this action was done on secret information. He received information that a large amount of fertilizer was illegally stored at Arun Sah’s home in the Dimhiya ward number five, ready to be sent to Nepal for the purpose of smuggling. The fertilizer owner escaped from the place about the information of the attack. During the search, 45 bags of urea, three bags of DAP and 24 bags were recovered from his home. This action took place about two and a half km in the Indian region near column number 156 of the Indo-Nepal border. The estimated value of the batter on Mass is about two lakh calls. The seizure list of fertilizer was handed over to the subdivision agricultural officer. The agricultural officer asked to take the batter on fertilizer and an investigation in the laboratory. All the bags were handed over to Partha Pritam, the owner of the produced missaad store, Bhootha, to responsibility.