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People urged to give info on drug peddlers

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Tribune News Service

Amritsar, Updated At : 04:12 AM May 21, 2025 IST

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Cabinet Minister Laljit Singh Bhullar has called the people to come forward to give information of drug peddlers to the police to make Punjab a drug-free state. The Minister made the appeal in this regard while leading a march under ‘Nasha Mukti Yatra’ at Thathian Khurd village on Tuesday to make the people aware of drug abuse. A large number of people of Thathian Khurd and other nearby villages participated in the march .

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The minister called the members of the village protection committees to give information of addicts so that they might be admitted in the de-addiction centres of the area.

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