Bags of subsidised agri-grade urea seized in Yamunanagar

Yamunanagar, December 22 A team of the CM Flying Squad, police and officials of the Agriculture Department caught a tractor-trailer loaded with 120 bags of subsidised agriculture grade urea. The urea was allegedly to be supplied to a plywood factory...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:31 PM Dec 23, 2022 IST

Yamunanagar, December 22

A team of the CM Flying Squad, police and officials of the Agriculture Department caught a tractor-trailer loaded with 120 bags of subsidised agriculture grade urea.

The urea was allegedly to be supplied to a plywood factory in Yamunanagar illegally. On the complaint of sub-inspector Rajbir Singh of the flying squad, a case was registered against the owner/dealer of the urea, Sandeep, and driver of the tractor-trailer, Afsar, both residents of Fatehpur village of Saharanpur in UP.

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