2 Nakodar village women caught selling drugs on camera

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Updated At : 01:06 PM Aug 01, 2023 IST

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Jalandhar, July 31

Videos of two women openly selling drugs to addicts at Shankar village of Nakodar have gone viral. The police claim that they had already launched a hunt to nab them but the suspects fled from the village.

In one video, a woman is seen standing at her gate as bike-borne youths keep coming to her. She hands over pouches and takes money from them.

In the second video, a woman is seen sitting on a charpoy as men enter her house, buy drugs after paying money. After handing over drugs to them, the suspect is seen counting cash.

Shankar village is already tainted for drug-related activities. Inspector Gurinderjit S Nagra, SHO, Nakodar Sadar, named the addicts as Sandeep Kumar and Bheera and the women drug peddlers as Bhanso and Rekha.

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