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Home / Amritsar / Two Held With 516 Gm Of Heroin

Two held with 516 gm of heroin

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Tarn Taran, Updated At : 05:25 AM Jun 25, 2025 IST
Two suspects in custody of the Tarn Taran police. Photo: Gurbaxpuri

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CIA staff while on routine patrol in the border area village of Bhura Kona village arrested two persons with 516 gm of heroin here on Monday night.

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Inspector Prabhjit Singh, in-charge of the CIA staff, said here on Tuesday that the arrested smugglers had their links with Pakistan-based smugglers. The accused have been identified as Lovpreet Singh Lov and Sukhpret Singh Sukh, residents of Thathi Jaimal Singh village, said CIA staff.

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Inspector Prabhjit Singh said the CIA staff team led by ASI Harjinder Singh was on routine patrol in the border area. The team signalled two persons, riding a motorcycle, to stop near the Bhura Kona village bus stop.

While frisking the two, the team recovered 516 gm of heroin from one of them. A case under Sections 21-C, 25, 29, 61, and 85 of the NDPS Act has been registered by the Khemkaran police.

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