Four drug peddlers held in Abohar

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Updated At : 12:24 PM Mar 22, 2021 IST

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Abohar, March 21

The police seized 1-kg opium from scooterist Rav Singh Monty of Suraj Nagari and arrested him under the NDPS Act. Another team seized 10-gm heroin by intercepting a car and arrested Gurpreet Singh Sonu and Kuldeep Singh Goldy of Fatehgarh Panchtoor, Moga. The accused are being interrogated.

The Sriganganagar police seized 10,000 sedative tablets by intercepting a luxury car and arrested Vinod Kumar of Muklawa segment. Jawaharnagar police station Sub Inspector Adesh Kumar said after interrogating the accused, it was found that his Gujarat-based brother had allegedly been arranging regular supply of intoxicating tablets through his Nagaur-based friend to Jodhpur, from where Vinod used to transport the consignment to Sriganganagar.

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