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Man, woman found intoxicated in Amritsar, video goes viral

Police get them admitted to de-addiction centre

Tribune News Service

Amritsar, Updated At : 11:32 AM Oct 05, 2024 IST

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A video of a man and a woman, allegedly in an intoxicating state, near the local bus stand here went viral on social media on Friday.

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Police got them admitted to a de-addiction centre.

The two confessed that they were drug addicts and would take pharmaceutical drugs. They said they now wanted to be treated.

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Assistant Commissioner of Police (East) Gurinderbir Singh Sidhu said the Rambagh police had counselled the two to get treatment at the de-addiction centre, where efforts would be made to get them rehabilitated.

He said that earlier too, efforts were made to put them off drugs but to no avail.

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