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Illegal constructions of 11 drug traffickers razed

Tribune News Service
Sangrur, Updated At : 02:00 AM Nov 15, 2025 IST

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In yet another bulldozer action against 11 drug traffickers, the administration demolished illegal constructions in Jaulian village. Police assistance was provided to the civil administration on the spot.

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Sharing details, SSP Sartaj Singh Chahal, SP Navreet Singh Virk and Rahul Kaushal, DSP, Bhawanigarh subdivision, stated that individuals who had erected these illegal structures already have multiple cases registered against them under the NDPS Act and various other laws and Sections.

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These accused include Satpal Singh (nine cases), Gurpreet Singh alias Golgappa (8); Romi Singh (3); Jaswinder Singh alias Vicky (2), Ravi Singh (2); Sarbjeet Kaur alias Baby (6), Harbans Singh alias Bansa (7), Pyara Singh alias Balli (5), Bhinder Singh (3), Partap Singh (4); Baljeet Singh alias Kudda (1).

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