Why a 62-Year-old is called the 'Drug Rani' of Chandigarh?

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#crimestory #thetribune #chandigarh 44 views • Oct 25, 2024 • #crimestory #thetribune #chandigarh #crimestory #thetribune #chandigarh #drug Why a 62-Year-old is called the 'Drug Rani' of Chandigarh? 62 years old Bala has the dubious title of being the 'drug...

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#crimestory #thetribune #chandigarh #drug Why a 62-Year-old is called the 'Drug Rani' of Chandigarh? 62 years old Bala has the dubious title of being the 'drug queen' of Chandigarh. She is active since 1992 when she started with petty crime. Under Investigation: Crime Show with Jupinderjit Singh @japs99 in conversation with Amit Sharma, Crime reporter, Chandigarh Tribune

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