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    Two packets of Heroin, one packet of Opium recovered near Ferozepur border: Police

    Ferozepur: Border Security Force (BSF) and Punjab Police on Saturday claimed to have seized suspected heroin and opium during a raid in a border village of Ferozepur district on Saturday morning. In a statement released BSF stated, “Acting on specific intelligence inputs provided by the BSF Intelligence Wing, the team conducted a raid at a.

    Proper care is being taken of detained farmers: DIG Patiala Range 

    Punjab: Deputy Inspector General of Police Patiala Range Mandeep Singh Sidhu on Thursday said that proper care is being taken of detained farmers at Shambhu border. DIG Mandeep Singh Sidhu while speaking with the reporters revealed that movable items like tractors and trolleys are being relocated three kilometres away from the border. He also highlighted.

    Efforts underway to re-open Shambhu border: SSP Patiala

    Shambhu Border: Senior Superintendent of  Patiala Police (SSP) Nanak Singh on Thursday said that efforts are underway to clear the roads at the Shambhu border  area to reopen them to traffic within the next 3-4 hours. Earlier, yesterday tents set up by protesting farmers at the Shambu border were dismantled by authorities. Singh stated that.

    Farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal among other detained, police removes temporary structures at Shambhu Border

    Chandigarh: Punjab police on Wednesday detained several farmer leaders and removed protesting farmers, temporary structures of farmers at the protesting site at  Punjab-Haryana Shambhu Border where hundreds of farmers were sitting on a protest over various demands. Sources said that police have also removed temporary structures erected by farmers at the protest site. Several farmer.

    Punjab govt set to conduct trial of anti-drone system to combat smuggling

    According to officials, the anti-drone technology aims to enhance security against terrorism and smuggling on the international border by tracking drones being used for illegal activities.

    Jalndhar police solves Grenade attack case arrested main accused

    Jalandhar: Police in Jalandhar have achieved a  major success in the grenade attack case that occurred in Maqsuda, and have arrested the main accused involved in the incident.  Official sources said that the  incident was a planned attack linked to Pakistan-based ISI operatives, aimed at destabilizing law and order. Mr. Naveen Singla, IPS, DIG Jalandhar.

    Punjab police held three members of ‘Landa’ gang held following an encounter in Tarn Taran

    Punjab: Police in Punjab on Tuesday arrested three members of the ‘Landa’ gang after a brief encounter in Dode village of Tarn Taran district with half-a-kilogram of heroin, officials said. One of the gang members who was injured in the retaliatory firing is undergoing treatment at a local hospital, Tarn Taran Senior Superintendent of Police.

    Man held with  8.08 kg heroin in Amritsar, accused in touch with cross border smugglers: Police

    Chandigarh: Continuing its efforts to curb the narcotics network, the Amritsar Commissionerate Police on Tuesday claimed to have busted a drug cartel with an arrest and recovery of 8.08 kg heroin. Director General of Police Gaurav Yadav while sharing details said that the arrested drug smuggler has been identified as Dharminder Singh, alias Sonu, a.

    Punjab Police crack down on drug smugglers in Tarn Taran arrested four 

    Punjab: Punjab police on Monday claimed to have carried out an encounter at Bagiadhi village in Tarn Taran  and arrested four among which two accused sustained bullet injuries. Speaking with the media Tarn Taran SSP Abhimanyu Rana said, “The CIA team in Tarn Taran had received information that two smugglers living in the border area,.

    Will not allow anyone to disturb the hard earned peace in Punjab: DGP Gaurav Yadav

    Chandigarh: Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab Gaurav Yadav on Monday said that Punjab Police will not allow anyone to disturb the hard-earned peace and harmony of the State. Speaking with the reporters DGP Gaurav Yadav said that intelligence inputs have also indicated that the campaign’s success has rattled Pakistan’s-ISI, which is now devising strategies.

    Bullet for bullet is not aggressive policy: Punjab DGP Gaurav Yadav 

    Chandigarh: The Director General of Police in Punjab Gaurav Yadav on Monday said that the “bullet for bullet” policy is not aggressive, but rather a self-defence mechanism after the accused in the Amritsar Thakurdwara temple grenade attack was killed in a police encounter. Speaking with the media Gaurav Yadav emphasised that the police aim to.