Unaccounted cash recovered

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Updated At : 02:50 PM May 17, 2024 IST

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Jalandhar, May 16

The police during checking intercepted a car near Skylark Chowk here today.

The police and Special Surveillance Teams (SST) stopped an MG Hector with licence plate bearing registration number PB08-EX-9231. Upon inspection, the police recovered Rs 5.58 lakh in cash from the vehicle. The driver, a local resident, failed to give a satisfactory explanation for carrying huge amount during the election period. The cash was handed over to the District Treasury Office, Jalandhar, for further investigation and proceedings.

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