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Youth found dead, was treated for drug addiction

The body of a youth Amritpal Singh (24) was discovered by his family from the room of their haveli on Saturday. Reported to be an addict, he was missing from home since November 8. Hardeep Singh, father of the deceased,...

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Tarn Taran, Updated At : 08:52 AM Nov 11, 2024 IST

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The body of a youth Amritpal Singh (24) was discovered by his family from the room of their haveli on Saturday. Reported to be an addict, he was missing from home since November 8. Hardeep Singh, father of the deceased, said he was treated at a de-addiction centre but did not give up drugs in spite of that. ASI Kanwaljit Singh, in-charge, Manochahal police post, said that a report under Section 194 of BNS has been registered in this regard. The post-mortem of the body was conducted at the local civil hospital today.

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