Woman held with opium

As part of ongoing checks on trains and passengers, the Railway Police recovered one kilogram of opium from a woman passenger at Rajpura Railway Station. A case has been registered on April 27, under relevant sections of the NDPS Act...

Tribune News Service

Patiala, Updated At : 07:35 AM Apr 29, 2025 IST

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Providing details, Deputy Superintendent of Police (Railways) Jagmohan Singh Sohi said intensified checking operations were being carried out under Inspector Jatinder Singh, Incharge CIA-2, GRP Punjab, and his team.

During a checking operation on Sunday, the team allegedly recovered one kilogram of opium from a woman identified as Champa Devi a, a resident of Bareilly district.

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