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28K intoxicating tablets seized

Fazilka, November 4 The CIA staff of Fazilka district claimed to have seized 28,500 intoxicating tablets from two peddlers. Gagandeep Singh, a resident of Fazilka town, and Kulwant Singh, resident of Mohan Ke Uttar, Guruharsahai subdivision of Ferozepur district, have...

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Fazilka, November 4

The CIA staff of Fazilka district claimed to have seized 28,500 intoxicating tablets from two peddlers.

Gagandeep Singh, a resident of Fazilka town, and Kulwant Singh, resident of Mohan Ke Uttar, Guruharsahai subdivision of Ferozepur district, have been booked under the NDPS Act.

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