2 Arrested With 800 Intoxicant Capsules And Pills

Sri Ganganagar: Police have arrested two youths from Raisinghnagar Road in neighbouring district Anupgarh with 800 Narcotic capsules and tablets.

The accused were going on Raisinghnagar Road with these narcotic capsules and tablets. Meanwhile, police received information about two youths coming to this area with narcotic capsules. On this, the police team reached the spot and stopped the youths. When both the youths were searched, narcotic pills were recovered from them.

Among the arrested youths, accused Vijaykumar son of Gangaram is a resident of ward four of Sri Vijaynagar while the other accused Aashiq Khan son of Yakub Khan is a resident of ward 12 of Sri Vijaynagar.

The motorcycle used in the crime has also been recovered from them. At the same time, the motive of the accused behind coming to this area with these drugs is also being investigated. Information is also being gathered about how far this drug business is connected. Police are interrogating the accused.

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