5 Thousand Banned Capsules Recovered From A Youth In Arniwala

Fazilka: During patrolling, the police of Arniwala police station of Fazilka in Punjab arrested a young man with 5 thousand banned capsules. SHO of Arniwala Angrez Kumar said that the police team was present at the bridge canal area of ​​​​Dhani Vishakha Singh, Arniwala, when a young man was seen coming from the direction of Banawali village with a plastic bag on his head.

On seeing the police, the accused panicked and started running, throwing the bag on his head. The banned capsules scattered as the bag burst. However, the police immediately chased and caught the accused. During interrogation, the accused was identified as Sukhwinder Singh of Arni Wala.

Investigation revealed that this was the first attempt of the accused when he was going to sell banned capsules. Police have recovered a total of 5000 banned capsules from the spot. A case has been registered against the accused and further investigation has been started.

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