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Punjabi University Student Arrested in Bathinda Opium Trafficking Case

Bathinda: Bathinda police have arrested two men after recovering 1.032 kilograms of opium in an alleged trafficking case involving a student of Punjabi University, Patiala. The operation was carried out by the CIA-2 team, which also seized a car allegedly used to transport the contraband.

According to the information provided, the university student had allegedly brought the opium from Patiala to Bathinda. Police recovered the substance during the operation and arrested both accused in connection with the case.

Investigators suspect that the accused were involved in trafficking for quick financial gains. However, the allegations will be subject to investigation and legal proceedings.

The CIA-2 team is now examining the suspected supply network to determine where the opium originated, who was intended to receive the consignment and whether other individuals were involved. The seized vehicle is also expected to form part of the investigation into the alleged transportation of the contraband.

The arrests highlight police efforts to investigate suspected drug trafficking routes between cities in Punjab. Authorities are seeking to establish the full chain of supply and identify any additional links connected with the case.

The supplied report did not disclose the identities of the arrested men, the exact location of the recovery or further details about the charges registered against them. The accused are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

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