Pinjore resident arrested with 3 kg poppy husk

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Updated At : 11:43 AM Jun 08, 2023 IST

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Panchkula, June 7

Officials of the crime branch have recovered 3 kg of poppy husk from Malik Singh, a resident of Chauna Chowk, Pinjore, near a bridge on the national highway. A case was registered against Malik at the Pinjore police station under the NDPS Act.

During interrogation, Malik disclosed that he had purchased the contraband from Deepak Kumar, a resident of Vasi Bihari Colony, Madhawala. He said Deepak had stolen poppy husk. The police arrested Deepak today and presented him before a court, which sent him to police remand for two days.

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