Ludhiana: While exploring the case of two police officers that had been shot dead in Jagraon by four gangsters, authorities have regained 550gm opium in the home of one of those gangsters and booked his spouse under Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. Additionally, according to sources, the weapon recovered by the accused could have been employed at per day light robbery of Rs 1.33 crore by a money van from six armed robbers close to a private college in Banur Rajpura Road at 2017. Authorities had identified that the four gangsters since Jaipal Singh Bhullar of Ferozepur, Baljinder Singh Babbi of Mahlla Khurd at Moga, Jaspreet Singh alias Jassi Kharar of all Civil Hospital Road at Kharar and Darshan Singh of the Sahauli village at Ludhiana. They’d arreseted six — Gurpreet Singh of all Dhaleke at Moga, his spouse Ramanpreet Kaur Raman, Satpal Kaur Noni spouse of the accused Darshan Singh, Gagandeep Singh Nanna of Sahauli, Nanakchand Singh Nanak of the same place and Jaspreet Singh of all Abuwal now residing in Atam Nagar Jagraon — for allegedly harbouring offenders.Crime exploring agency (CIA) officials of Ludhiana rural authorities said depending on the info supplied by Noni, spouse of Darshan, while still questioning her, they discovered opium concealed in the fodder area of a cattle shed. CIA employees incharge, inspector Nishan Singh stated they’ve filed a case under NDPS Act from Darshan along with his spouse at Jodhan police channel. A court has extended the police custody of those accused with three days, stated senior superintendent of police (SSP) Ludhiana African American authorities, Charanjit Singh.On May 15, that the accused had allegedly shot dead helper sub-inspector (ASI) Bhagwant Singh of Jagraon and ASI Dalwinderjit Singh of all Sarali at Tarn Taran. Homeguard Rajwinder Singh of all Dola village at Gidderbha region of Muktsar district had escape unhurt. The three-member group of CIA went into New Grain Market following a tip-off about spirits smuggling.