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Home / Chandigarh / Kaithal Resident Arrested With 6 95 Gm Heroin

Kaithal resident arrested with 6.95-gm heroin

Tribune News Service
Panchkula, Updated At : 07:21 AM Dec 12, 2024 IST
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The Panchkula Anti-Narcotics Cell has arrested a man and recovered 6.95 gram of heroin from his possession. Police officials said on December 10, a team led by incharge,

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Anti-Narcotics Cell, sub-inspector Bhim Singh arrested Rahul (30), a resident of Narad village in Kaithal, for allegedly smuggling heroin. Rahul was staying as a tenant at Bitna Siudi of Kalka.

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The officials said the police received a tip-off that Rahul will be coming to a spot near Radhe Shyam Gaushala with heroin.

The Anti-Narcotics Cell team reached the spot and surrounded the accused. On search, the police recovered 6.95 gram of heroin and Rs 1,500 from him.

A case has been registered under Section 21 of NDPS Act at the Kalka police station.

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The accused was produced in a local court and sent in two-day police remand.

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