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Woman held with banned capsules

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A team of the Anti-Narcotics Cell of the Yamunanagar district police has arrested a woman allegedly with 720 capsules of a banned drug.

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Police spokesman Chamkaur Singh said the accused had been identified as Sunita, a resident of Balauli village of the district. A case under NDPS Act has been registered against the accused.

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The accused was today produced before a court, which sent her to judicial custody.

Arun Kumar, In-charge, Anti-Narcotics Cell, said his team received information that a woman at Balauli village was allegedly supplying banned drugs. A team of the cell raided the village and arrested the suspect. He said 720 capsules of Tramadol, a banned drug, were recovered from her possession.

Arun Kumar said the woman was unable to produce any documents or licence pertaining to capsules.

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A similar case was registered against her in 2022 also. She was currently out on bail in the case, he said.

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