13 unclaimed two-wheelers impounded in Ambala City

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Updated At : 11:54 AM Nov 20, 2023 IST

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Ambala, November 19

The Ambala police found 13 unclaimed two-wheelers during a combing operation at Deha Colony in Ambala City on Sunday.

Teams of CIA-1, CIA-2, Anti-Narcotics cell, and Ambala City police station, led by ASP Deepak Kumar, conducted a joint combing operation in the colony infamous for narcotics smuggling.

SHO Ambala City police station Munish Kumar said, “Efforts are being made to identify the owners of the impounded vehicles.”

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