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Home / Amritsar / Two Held With Heroin Drug Money In Amritsar

Two held with heroin, drug money in Amritsar

Police also seized their motorcycle and two mobile phones
Our Correspondent
Amritsar, Updated At : 09:03 AM Jun 13, 2025 IST

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The Kathunangal police have arrested two drug peddlers and seized 270 gm of heroin and Rs 10,000 drug money from their possession.

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They were identified as Gurmeet Singh, alias Meeta, of Chakwalia village in Tarn Taran and Chamkaur Singh, alias Shubh, of Bhure Gill village, now at Kot Dal Mat Rai at Dera Baba Nanak (Gurdaspur).

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The police also seized their motorcycle and two mobile phones.

Giving details, the police said a team of the police was on patrol on the Chawinda Dev village road when they intercepted a motorcycle coming from the Kathunangal side. During search, the police recovered the contraband and the drug money from their possession.

A case was registered against them.

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