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Trader held for selling banned kite flying string in Nurmahal

The Nurmahal police have arrested a shopkeeper for selling banned Chinese kite flying string. Investigating Officer (IO) Kulwindar Singh said the accused was identified as Deepak Uppal, a resident of Kot Badal Khan village. The IO said 10 rolls of...

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Phagwara, Updated At : 11:09 AM Feb 01, 2025 IST

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The Nurmahal police have arrested a shopkeeper for selling banned Chinese kite flying string. Investigating Officer (IO) Kulwindar Singh said the accused was identified as Deepak Uppal, a resident of Kot Badal Khan village. The IO said 10 rolls of banned string were recovered from the possession of the accused.

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