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Crime
Police Action in Amritsar's Patta Baghge Area Leads to Two NDPS Cases
✍️ Amar Ujala · Amritsar
🗓 23 Sep 2026, 11:15 AM
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Law enforcement officials conducted a raid in Patta Baghge, Amritsar, resulting in the registration of two narcotics cases.
Police teams carried out a targeted operation in the Patta Baghge locality of Amritsar on the 13th, focusing on a suspect identified as Kaso. The raid was part of an ongoing effort to curb illicit drug activity in the city.
During the operation, officers detained the individual and gathered preliminary evidence linking him to narcotic transactions. While the exact quantity of seized substances was not disclosed, the investigation met the criteria for filing formal charges under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act.
Consequently, two separate NDPS cases have been registered against the accused, paving the way for judicial proceedings. Police officials indicated that the cases will be forwarded to the district court for trial, and further inquiries are underway to uncover any broader network.
The department emphasized its commitment to tackling drug-related offenses and assured the public that similar actions will continue across Punjab to ensure community safety.
During the operation, officers detained the individual and gathered preliminary evidence linking him to narcotic transactions. While the exact quantity of seized substances was not disclosed, the investigation met the criteria for filing formal charges under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act.
Consequently, two separate NDPS cases have been registered against the accused, paving the way for judicial proceedings. Police officials indicated that the cases will be forwarded to the district court for trial, and further inquiries are underway to uncover any broader network.
The department emphasized its commitment to tackling drug-related offenses and assured the public that similar actions will continue across Punjab to ensure community safety.