Ranchi: Three miscreants were arrested from PHED Ground located under the Bariatu police station limits on Tuesday on charges of selling drugs to college students and other youths at Bariyatu, Kokar Chowk, and Booty More areas of the city, SP (City) Raj Kumar Mehta said.
A total of 32 pouches of brown sugar, weighing 3.83 grams, were seized from the arrested, he added.
The SP said the arrested were identified as Rahul Rai, Alok Kumar, and Abhishek Kumar. The police have received inputs about the gang and operation would be carried out to nab the rest, he added.
A case was registered under the NDPS Act.
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