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Chandigarh: Youth arrested with 5-kg ganja

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Updated At : 01:43 PM Jun 14, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh: A 20-year-old youth has been arrested by the district crime cell of the UT police with ganja. According to the police, the suspect, Balwinder Karanjit Singh, a resident of Rajiv Colony, Sector 17, Panchkula, was nabbed from Mauli Jagran with 5.11 kg of ganja. A case has been registered at the Mauli Jagran police station. TNS

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