Cheyyar police arrested Gopi, 46, a petty shop owner, and Sunil, 32, after finding 2 kilograms of ganja packed for sale at Sunil's house in Cheyyar town on 8 November 2026. The search also found gutka tobacco products, 93 kilograms according to the report's lead and 98 kilograms according to its text.
🇮🇳 Cheyyar town, Tiruvannamalai district, Tamil Nadu · India
Cheyyar police searched two premises in Cheyyar town in Tiruvannamalai district on 8 November 2026.[1] At the house of Sunil, 32, of Kanniyam Street, officers found 2 kg of ganja packed in sachets and stored for sale.[1] Police arrested Sunil and Gopi, and said they were questioning the two.[1]
At the petty shop of Gopi, 46, the search also turned up gutka products for sale.[1] The lead of the report gives the total gutka quantity as 93 kg, while the body text gives 98 kg.[1]
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