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Chinese string seized, man held

Sahil Singla of Rishi Nagar was arrested by the Jagatpuri Chowki, Haibowal, for possessing nine cases of banned Chinese string. The police got a tip-off , following which they conducted a raid and seized the string from his shop and...

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 04:34 AM Nov 29, 2024 IST

Sahil Singla of Rishi Nagar was arrested by the Jagatpuri Chowki, Haibowal, for possessing nine cases of banned Chinese string. The police got a tip-off , following which they conducted a raid and seized the string from his shop and nabbed him.

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