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Home / Amritsar / Police Nab Four For Consuming Drugs

Amritsar Police nab four for consuming drugs

All were booked under the NDPS Act by the police
Tribune News Service
Amritsar, Updated At : 10:37 AM Jun 14, 2025 IST

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The city police have arrested four persons in different instances for allegedly consuming drugs. They were identified as Manmohit Singh, alias Manraj Singh, a resident of Blue City located on the Airport road here, Anush Kumar of Chamrang Road, Manshu of Sultanwind Road, Surinder Singh and Sajan of Chamrang Road. They were booked under the NDPS Act by the police.

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Manmohit was arrested with a lighter, silver foil paper and a Rs 10 note.

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Similarly, the Division B police held Anush and Manshu from Kot Baba Deep Singh park. They tried to slip away from the spot on seeing a police party, but were arrested. The Division B police arrested Surinder and Sajan from Chamrang Road Patakha market while consuming drugs. The duo were involved in the trafficking of narcotics, said the police.

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