A 27-year-old labourer from Indra Vikas Colony died of a suspected drug overdose in Jaspal Colony, according to police and local reports. The victim worked at a sweetmeat shop in Kakowal and had previously struggled with drug addiction before allegedly relapsing recently. His family alleged that a local network of ten individuals, consisting of nine women and one man, operated a drug-peddling ring in the area and supplied the substance that caused his death.
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A 27-year-old labourer from Indra Vikas Colony died of a suspected drug overdose in Jaspal Colony, according to police and local reports. The victim worked at a sweetmeat shop in Kakowal and had previously struggled with drug addiction before allegedly relapsing recently. His family alleged that a local network of ten individuals, consisting of nine women and one man, operated a drug-peddling ring in the area and supplied the substance that caused his death.
Following the incident, the victim's brother filed a formal complaint with the Meharban police. The family and local protesters staged a demonstration with the body in Jaspal Colony to demand police action against the alleged peddlers. Authorities registered a case against all ten suspects following the protest. Investigators stated that the official cause of death would be confirmed only after receiving the autopsy report, and inquiries into the drug supply allegations remain ongoing.
Not yet reported: The articles do not mention the final autopsy results or whether any of the accused individuals have been arrested yet.
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A criminal case has been registered against ten accused individuals, and police are investigating the allegations while awaiting the autopsy report to confirm the exact cause of death.
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A 27-year-old male labourer and his family members based in Ludhiana, Punjab.
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