Police arrested two men near Guduvanchery for selling ganja aimed at college students and seized one kilogram of cannabis. The arrests followed a tip on 14 November about sales near Nandivaram Malaimedu.
🇮🇳 Nandivaram Malaimedu, near Guduvanchery, Chengalpattu district · India
Police arrested two men for selling ganja near Guduvanchery.[1] Police received information on 14 November that unidentified persons were selling ganja targeting college students near Nandivaram Malaimedu next to Guduvanchery.[1]
A police team led by Guduvanchery Sub-Inspector Angusamy acted on the tip.[1] Those arrested were 42-year-old Muthuramalingam of Sivaganga district and 34-year-old Karuppusamy of Ramanathapuram.[1] Officers seized one kilogram of ganja from the two men.[1]
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