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Police said that from K Mohith and Swapnil Varthe, they seized 200 gram of ecstasy pills and 200 gram of OG. Police said Mohith met an unknown person at a pub in Mumbai and was introduced to drugs.
He initially procured for his consumption and later decided to earn money by becoming a peddler.
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