Who was arrested in the Kurukshetra opium seizure case?

Baljinder Singh, a narcotics supplier from Punjab's Barnala district, was arrested by the Kurukshetra police.

How much opium was recovered in the Kurukshetra incident?

The police recovered 2.11 kilograms of opium from a canter vehicle.

When was the opium supplier Baljinder Singh arrested?

Baljinder Singh was arrested on January 30 as part of the ongoing investigation into the drug supply case.

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2.11 Kg Opium Seized in Kurukshetra; Supplier Nabbed

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Summary

Police seized 2.11 kg of opium from a vehicle.
A supplier from Punjab's Barnala district was arrested.
The arrest followed the interception of another individual.

2.11 Kg Opium Seized in Kurukshetra; Supplier Nabbed

The Kurukshetra district police announced the arrest of a narcotics supplier on Saturday, following the recovery of 2.11 kilograms of opium. The crime investigation agency (CIA), Ladwa, made the arrest under the supervision of Kurukshetra SP Nitish Aggarwal.

The accused, identified as Baljinder Singh from Punjab's Barnala district, was apprehended for allegedly supplying the recovered narcotic substance. The seizure occurred on January 15 when police intercepted Sukhdev Singh, another resident of Barnala district, near the Gumthala Garhu police post.

During a search of Sukhdev Singh's vehicle, a canter, police discovered 2.11 kg of opium. A case under the NDPS Act was registered at Pehowa Sadar police station, leading to Sukhdev Singh's arrest. Subsequent investigation identified Baljinder Singh as the supplier, resulting in his arrest on January 30.