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Ambala police nab two with over Rs 2-cr heroin

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Ambala, April 15

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The CIA-1 unit of the Ambala police arrested two men with 400 gm of heroin. The market value of the recovered drugs is about Rs 2.15 crore.

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The suspects were identified as Rajnish, a resident of Babyal village in Ambala, and Amarjeet Singh, a resident of Delhi. Along with heroin, about Rs 2.90 lakh in cash and two cars have also been recovered from their possession.

Ambala SP Jashandeep Singh Randhawa said, “Following a tip-off, the CIA-1 unit set up a checkpoint and arrested Rajnish on April 12. Cops recovered 400 gm heroin and a car from him.”

A case was registered at the Mahesh Nagar police station. The suspect was produced in a court, which sent him to five-day police remand.

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During the remand, Rajnish disclosed that he had procured the heroin from Amarjeet Singh. The latter was arrested from Sonepat on April 14. Amarjeet was produced in a court, which sent him to one-day police remand.

“Rajnish was active in the illegal drug business for quite a long time and had amassed huge money. We will conduct a detailed financial investigation and take appropriate action. He is already facing two cases, including one under the Arms Act,” the SP said.

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