2 more booked for submitting fake dope test reports

Case registered on complaint of ACP

Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, Updated At : 04:30 AM Nov 09, 2025 IST

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The Ludhiana police registered a case against two more persons who had submitted fake and forged dope test reports to avail arms licence.

The suspects were identified as Navjot Singh of Guru Nanak Dev Extension and Gurmel Singh of Model Town.

The case was registered on the complaint of ACP, Licensing, Ludhiana. The ACP in his complaint said during verification of the dope test reports, these were found to be fake. Following this, action was recommended against applicants and a separate case was filed against the suspects.

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