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How Gurdaspur Police got first detention of a 'big fish' criminal

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Updated At : 05:35 PM Oct 30, 2024 IST

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381 views • October 30, 2024 • #UnderInvestigation #punjab #gurdaspur

In this episode of #UnderInvestigation, Senior Superintendent of Police from Gurdaspur Harish Dayama tells The Tribune’s Deputy Editor Jupinderjit Singh how police busted the cross-border network of notorious smuggler Avtar Tari and how the Police have been able to detain him for two years in Bathinda security jail under the Prevention of Illicit Traffic in Narcotics and Psychotropic Substances Act (PITNDPS). Watch #UnderInvestigation #punjab #gurdaspur #punjabpolice

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