Three arrested with 20 gm heroin, intoxicating tablets

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jalandhar, Updated At : 04:30 AM Apr 14, 2025 IST

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The Mehatpur police arrested three people with intoxicant tablets, Heroin, The arrested persons have been identified as Kuljit Singh alias Babbu, and Harjinder Singh alias Sabi, both residents of Umrewal village and Amandeep Singh, alias Raja, resident of Boote Dian Channan village. They were arrested at a naka laid by the Mehatpur police. The police recovered 20 grams of heroin, 124 intoxicating tablets, an Activa scooter, a motorcycle and an electronic weighing machine from the trio.

The police said there were two previous cases registered against Kuljit Singh and seven previous cases against Amandeep Singh.

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