8 mobile phones recovered from jail inmates

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Updated At : 01:13 PM Jun 09, 2020 IST

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8 mobile phones recovered from jail inmates

Hoshiarpur, June 8

The Central Jail authorities, during a search operation in the jail, recovered eight mobile phones from under trials and prisoners. On the basis of the complaint received from the jail administration, the city police have booked eight accused.

The accused were identified as under Prince, alias, Mani, a resident of Tarn Taran; Gurpreet Singh, alias, Gopi, alias, Goli, a resident of Kotli Surat Malian, Police District Batala; Sajan Kaliyan and Ramandeep Singh, alias, Rami, a resident of Amritsar; Baljinder Singh, alias, Gandhi a resident of Mahidipur, under police station Bhogpur, district Jalandhar and Arun Kumar, alias, Chhuri Maar, a resident of Amritsar (all under trials), prisoners Satish Gill, a resident of Jalandhar and prisoner Bahadur Khan resident of Fatehgarh Sahib. — OC

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