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Nine cellphones recovered from jail

Nine cellphones recovered from jail

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Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, June 25

Nine mobile phones were recovered during a surprise checking at the Central Jail, Ludhiana. Out of the nine mobile phones, six were recovered from jail inmates, while three were found abandoned near the barracks.

The inmates from whom the mobile phones were recovered have been identified as Tarunjit Singh, Lovekesh Kumar, Gurvinder Singh, Lovpreet Singh, Gupreet Singh Lovely and Manoj Kumar.

Assistant Jail Superintendent Satnam Singh said the surprise checking was conducted in the jail yesterday. During the checking, six mobile phones were recovered from the belongings of six inmates, while three

were found abandoned near the barracks.

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