Drug smugglers' property attached in Sirsa

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Updated At : 12:16 PM Apr 21, 2022 IST

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Sirsa, April 20

The Sirsa police have freezed accounts of some drug smugglers and recommended the attachment of their properties. “While the price of these properties was Rs 2.42 crore, their estimated market value at present is Rs 3.5 crore,” said Sirsa SP Arpit Jain.

The property, allegedly purchased from drug trade, belongs to Sukhandar Singh, his wife Jaspreet Kaur, sons Deep Singh and Daljeet Singh and Daljeet’s wife Chhinderpal Kaur of Panniwala Morikan village. —

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