Property of 6 drug smugglers worth Rs 4.55 cr frozen in Tarn Taran district

The district police have frozen the property of six drug smugglers estimated to be worth Rs 4.55 crore on Saturday. Notices in this regard have been pasted at the gates of residences of drug smugglers. Giving more details, Senior Superintendent...

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Tarn Taran, Updated At : 10:26 AM Feb 02, 2025 IST

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The district police have frozen the property of six drug smugglers estimated to be worth

Rs 4.55 crore on Saturday. Notices in this regard have been pasted at the gates of residences of drug smugglers.

Giving more details, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Abhimanyu Rana said here today that the smugglers whose property had been frozen, include Gurdev Singh, a resident of Maluwal (Chabal), Pisaura Singh, a resident of Boparai Madal (Patti Sadar), Kirpal Singh and Malkit Singh, both residents of Naushehra Dhala (Sarai Amanat Khan), Jjagrup Singh and Sher Singh, both residents of Manochahal Kalan village.

The SSP said that the step taken by the police was proving to be successful in delivering a message to smugglers to avoid illegal activities and join the mainstream of society.

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