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Illegal building of two drug peddlers razed in Rupnagar

As part of the ongoing drive launched by the Punjab Government to eradicate drugs from the state, the Rupnagar police and the administration demolished an illegal building of a couple booked under the NDPS Act. Deputy Commissioner (DC) Himanshu Jain...

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Rupnagar, Updated At : 03:18 AM Feb 28, 2025 IST

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As part of the ongoing drive launched by the Punjab Government to eradicate drugs from the state, the Rupnagar police and the administration demolished an illegal building of a couple booked under the NDPS Act. Deputy Commissioner (DC) Himanshu Jain and Rupnagar Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) three cases under the NDPS Act were registered against a man and his wife, identified as Salim Mohammad and Asha, residents of Sadabrat village, Nangal Road, Rupnagar. The couple was allegedly involved in drug business.

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