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Home / Jalandhar / Woman Held With Intoxicating Tablets

Woman held with intoxicating tablets

22 intoxicating pills recovered from her possession
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Phagwara, Updated At : 11:32 AM Aug 30, 2025 IST

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The police have arrested a woman after recovering 22 intoxicating tablets from her possession during routine patrolling. Phagwara SP Gurmit Kaur Chahal said a police team on patrol duty was moving towards Basra Chowk when they spotted a woman standing near the old Patwari Khana in Phagwara. On noticing the police, the woman allegedly threw a black polythene packet on the roadside and tried to turn away.

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The police apprehended her immediately. Upon checking the packet, 22 orange-coloured intoxicating tablets without any marking were recovered from it. The arrested woman was identified as Asha, a resident of Chajj Colony, Phagwara. A case under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act was registered against her.

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