A shocking incident unfolded in Punjab during the statewide bandh called in protest against the brutal murder of anti-drug activist Parvinder Singh Jhota. While the entire state was mourning and protesting against the drug menace, a youth was caught red-handed selling narcotic capsules near the bus stand in Faridkot.
Caught by Anti-Drug Morcha Members
The incident took place around noon when members of the 'Jal Jivan Bachao Morcha' received reliable information about a youth openly selling banned capsules near the city bus stand. Acting swiftly, the members rushed to the spot and intercepted the accused. Strips of narcotic capsules were reportedly recovered from his possession during the checking.
Protest March and Police Confrontation
Following the apprehension, a large crowd gathered at the scene. Angry locals and members of the organization took out a march through the city with the accused. When they reached near City Police Station, a brief standoff and heated argument occurred between protestors and the SHO as police tried to take the suspect into custody.
Police Assure Strict Action Against Supplier Network
Realizing the gravity of the situation, SP Jaspreet Singh rushed to the spot and pacified the protestors. The accused was officially handed over to the police in the presence of senior officers. During initial questioning, the youth reportedly revealed the names of individuals who supplied him with the drugs. SP Jaspreet Singh assured the protestors that a thorough investigation into the supply chain will be conducted and stringent legal action will be taken against everyone involved.
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