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Large quantity of narcotic capsules seized from two

Over 1,000 capsules seized

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The Kapurthala police, under the supervision of ASI Divender Pal and ASI Manjit Singh, intercepted and seized a substantial quantity of narcotic capsules, arresting two individuals involved in illegal drug distribution.

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According to reports, acting on a tip-off, the police observed a youth roaming near Subhanpur, carrying a black bag containing concealed narcotics. The youth Amrik Singh was intercepted approximately 500 metres from the initial reference point. On inspection, the police recovered 125 capsules of illicit drugs from the bag.

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Further investigation led to the discovery of additional contraband concealed within coloured wrapping sheets. Officers found around 900 capsules out of which 54 were earmarked for chemical testing. The seized narcotics were primarily pink-colored, packaged carefully to evade detection.

The operation was conducted under the supervision of ASI Divender Pal and ASI Manjit Singh along with other supporting police personnel, ensuring the apprehension of the accused and secure the seizure of evidence.

A case has been registered under the NDPS Act (Sections 22, 61, 85) at Kapurthala police station. The police have confirmed that the accused are currently in custody and that further investigation is ongoing to identify the broader network involved in drug trafficking.

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