Police arrest woman taking drugs in video

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Amritsar, Updated At : 08:30 AM Jun 19, 2025 IST

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After the video of a woman and man injecting drugs in the 100-foot area went viral on social media, the police have arrested the woman concerned under the NDPS Act.

Sukhbir Singh, SHO, Division B police station, said that the woman belonged to Chohla Sahib and was a drug addict. She was arrested by the police earlier also and had been admitted to the Swami Vivekanand De-addiction Centre for treatment. However, she again started consuming drugs after being discharged.

She was produced in a local court and would be admitted to the hospital for further treatment.

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