Three arrested with 150 gm of heroin

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Updated At : 03:04 PM Jun 19, 2024 IST

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Tarn Taran, June 18

Three arrests were made from different places on Monday by the police and 150 grams of heroin seized. In the first incident, a team led by Sub-inspector Dilbag Singh, SHO, Harike, arrested Kala Singh with 100 grams of heroin on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, Dharampal Singh Dhamma, a resident of Muradpur locality in Tarn Taran, was arrested with 20 grams of heroin and an electronic weigh-bridge (Kanda) by the city police, Tarn Taran, headed by ASI Kirpal Singh.

In another case, Sarhali police arrested Tarsem Singh, a resident of Chaudhriwala with 30 grams of heroin. The police booked the accused.

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