2 held with intoxicant tablets

Jalandhar, March 31 The Nakodar police have arrested two persons with 1,014 intoxicant tablets here. Those arrested have been identified as Soni, alias Kama, a resident of Bhandal Dona village at Sadar Kapurthala, and Jagtar Singh, alias Jaggi, a...

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Updated At : 03:14 PM Apr 01, 2024 IST

Jalandhar, March 31

The Nakodar police have arrested two persons with 1,014 intoxicant tablets here.

Those arrested have been identified as Soni, alias Kama, a resident of Bhandal Dona village at Sadar Kapurthala, and Jagtar Singh, alias Jaggi, a resident of Wareya Doana village in Kapurthala.

The police revealed that during patrolling, a police party apprehended two suspects on suspicion near Uggi village. During search, the police recovered 507 intoxicant tablets each from Soni and Jaggi.

A case under Sections 22, 61 and 85 of the NDPS Act has been registered at the Sadar Nakodar police station.

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