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Home / Chandigarh / Three Held With 141 Gm Heroin

Three held with 141-gm heroin

All accused residents of Amritsar
Tribune News Service
Panchkula, Updated At : 03:15 AM Jul 29, 2025 IST
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The police have arrested three persons and recovered 141 grams of heroin from them.

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The anti-narcotics cell received a tip-off on July 25 that Paramjeet Singh, alias Pamma; and Yadvinder Singh, both residents of Amritsar, were planning to sell heroin near the green belt area on the Shimla-Zirakpur highway in Sector 12-A here. A team arrested both accused at the spot and recovered 89 grams of heroin from Paramjeet and 52 grams from Yadvinder. Both were produced before the court and remanded in police custody for three days.

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During interrogation, the accused revealed they got the heroin from Kuldeep, also a resident of Amritsar. He was arrested from Amritsar on Sunday.

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#DrugArrest#HeroinBust#IllegalDrugs#Sector12A#ShimlaZirakpurHighwayAmritsarDrugsAntiNarcoticsOperationDrugTraffickingHeroinRecoveryPoliceCustody

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