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60,000 intoxicating pills seized, 3 held

The local police on Monday claimed to have nabbed three drug peddlers and seized 60,000 habit-forming tablets from their possession. The car-borne suspects were arrested at a barrier near Ladhu Wala Hithar village on the Jalalabad-Muktsar road. ...

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Fazilka, Updated At : 07:34 AM May 13, 2025 IST

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The local police on Monday claimed to have nabbed three drug peddlers and seized 60,000 habit-forming tablets from their possession. The car-borne suspects were arrested at a barrier near Ladhu Wala Hithar village on the Jalalabad-Muktsar road.

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