22,000 sedative tablets seized

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Updated At : 11:40 AM Nov 20, 2021 IST

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Abohar: The police on Friday seized 22,000 sedative tablets by intercepting a car near Birdhwal in Sriganganagar on the NH-62. Naresh Bishnoi of Lohawat, who tried to escape, was caught and booked under the NDPS Act. Preliminary interrogation indicated that a medical drug supplier had given him the consignment for delivery in Sriganganagar. OC

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