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Indian Supreme Court Urges Punjab to Tackle 'Alarming' Drug Menace

The Supreme Court of India expressed deep concern over the 'alarming' narcotics situation in Punjab, directing the state to intensify efforts and target the 'big fish' involved in drug trafficking. The court highlighted the slow pace of trials in related cases and suggested potential central government intervention.

8 May, 18:07 — 9 May, 05:34
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