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35 kg poppy husk seized

The Hindumalkot police have seized 35 kg poppy husk from a woman in Khakhan village near the Indo-Pak border. The suspect has been identified as Gurmeet Kaur,60, and has been held under the NDPS Act. The consignment was found packed...

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Abohar, Updated At : 07:01 AM Dec 23, 2024 IST

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The Hindumalkot police have seized 35 kg poppy husk from a woman in Khakhan village near the Indo-Pak border.

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The suspect has been identified as Gurmeet Kaur,60, and has been held under the NDPS Act. The consignment was found packed in two bags. The village also shares its boundary with Punjab.

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