3 reserved for fraud of Rs. 7.50L
Hoshiarpur: Three individuals, a mother, a daughter, and a son, have been detained by the Mahilpur police on charges of defrauding a man of Rs 7.50 lakh under the guise of sending him overseas. Namoliyan village resident Gurabaksh Singh reported to the police that Baljeet Kaur, a Jandiali resident, together with her son Lakhveer Singh and daughter Lovepreet Kaur, had conned him out of
under the guise of transferring him overseas, Rs 7.50 lakh. Following the filing of a case, the police began their investigation. oc
One of the two women detained for drug use
Hoshiarpur: A significant amount of narcotics was found on two peddlers who were detained by the police. Ten grams of heroin and many sedative injections were found on Denowal Khurd village resident Paramjit Kaur, also known as Matto, who was taken into custody by the Garhshankar police. Hrithik Kumar, a Talwara resident, was taken into custody by the Hajipur police, who also found five grams of heroin on him. At the relevant police stations, separate NDPS Act charges have been filed against the accused. oc
Held three handguns and fifteen rounds.
Hoshiarpur: Three handguns produced in the nation and fifteen live cartridges were found on the two suspects, who were detained by the police after they were found in separate locations. Jatinder, also known as Aman or Nandu, was detained by the Hariana police after he was listed as a fugitive in a case. Jatinder lived in Lalpur. From him, the authorities seized one live cartridge and two handguns manufactured in the nation. Nek Ram, a native of Damtal, was taken into custody by the Mukerian police, who also found a handgun produced in the nation and fourteen live rounds within him. OC
one with ten grams of heroin
Phagwara: On Wednesday night, the police detained a narcotics dealer and found 10 grams of heroin in his hands. Sanju Malik, a Palahai Gate, Phagwara resident, was identified as the apprehended suspect, according to Jaspreet Singh, DSP. He was apprehended at a roadblock. He was the subject of a registered NDPS Act case.
