Truck with 30 quintals khair wood impounded

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Updated At : 12:42 PM Jun 13, 2020 IST

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Yamunanagar, June 12

The police arrested two persons and impounded a truck carrying about 30 quintals of khair wood (147 pieces) illegally from Tajewala police check post, situated close to Pratap Nagar town of Yamunanagar district on Friday.

Subhash Chand, SHO, Pratap Nagar police station, said that the arrested persons had been identified as truck driver Ikbal of Ibrahimpur village and Salamu of Makarampur village. — TNS

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