10 cell phones seized in jail

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Ferozpur, Updated At : 08:56 AM Jan 20, 2025 IST

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Ten mobile phones were seized during checking in the central jail here recently. According to reports, a packet was found lying abandoned on the premises, seemingly thrown from outside. On opening the packet, authorities found five keypad mobiles, five touchscreen phones, 289 packets of tobacco, 36 packets of “beeri,” and 217 grams of intoxicating powder.

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