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Home / Punjab / Fazilka Based Heroin Supplier In Police Net

Fazilka-based heroin supplier in police net

Our Correspondent
Updated At : 06:55 AM Sep 02, 2024 IST
The suspect in custody of Rajasthan Police.

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Abohar, September 1

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Rajasthan Police arrested Fazilka youth on charges of supplying heroin.

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Anoopgarh Superintendent of Police Ramesh Maurya said on April 1, three persons were arrested with 28.30 g of heroin. He said a case was registered under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act against Muqaddar Ali (21), Ayub Khan (46) and Sikandar Ali (19). The Fazilka-based heroin supplier in police net said the investigation was handed over to the Sameja Kothi police station in-charge, Vikas Bishnoi.

SP Ramesh Maurya said the investigation found the heroin seized from these three persons was supplied by Gautam (25), a resident of Rampura, Fazilka. He said a team led by investigating official Vikas Bishnoi arrested Gautam. He said the police were interrogating Gautam to ascertain the source of contraband.

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