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Delhi address tied to Kurali drug factory comes under probe after Jhoota murder suspect link
✍️ Amar Ujala · Punjab
🗓 26 Oct 2026, 10:03 AM
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Following the emergence of a link between Ashwani and the Parvinder Singh Jhoota murder case, investigators have begun scrutinising a Delhi address associated with the Kurali drug manufacturing unit.
Police in Punjab have expanded the investigation into the Kurali-based pharmaceutical factory after a connection was identified between the factory's associate, Ashwani, and the Parvinder Singh Jhoota murder case in Mansa. The investigative team has now turned its focus to a residential address in Delhi that is alleged to be linked to the factory's operations.
Sources indicate that the Delhi address is being examined for potential evidence of illegal drug manufacturing or distribution channels that may have facilitated the crime. Investigators are collecting documents, financial records, and conducting forensic analysis of the premises to establish any operational link.
The probe is part of a broader effort by state authorities to dismantle illicit drug networks that are suspected of financing or supporting violent crimes in the region. Officials have not disclosed further details pending the outcome of the ongoing inquiry.
No arrests have been reported yet, and the investigation remains in its early stages. Authorities have urged the public to cooperate with any inquiries related to the case.
The case underscores the growing concern over the nexus between organized crime and the pharmaceutical sector in Punjab, prompting heightened vigilance from law enforcement agencies.
Sources indicate that the Delhi address is being examined for potential evidence of illegal drug manufacturing or distribution channels that may have facilitated the crime. Investigators are collecting documents, financial records, and conducting forensic analysis of the premises to establish any operational link.
The probe is part of a broader effort by state authorities to dismantle illicit drug networks that are suspected of financing or supporting violent crimes in the region. Officials have not disclosed further details pending the outcome of the ongoing inquiry.
No arrests have been reported yet, and the investigation remains in its early stages. Authorities have urged the public to cooperate with any inquiries related to the case.
The case underscores the growing concern over the nexus between organized crime and the pharmaceutical sector in Punjab, prompting heightened vigilance from law enforcement agencies.