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5 peddlers held

Abohar, March 2 The police have arrested five drug peddlers and seized 55-kg poppy husk from them. The police also recovered 600 intoxicating pills from the accused. — ...

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Updated At : 11:42 AM Mar 03, 2022 IST

Abohar, March 2

The police have arrested five drug peddlers and seized 55-kg poppy husk from them. The police also recovered 600 intoxicating pills from the accused. —

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