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Amit Shah to meet families of Punjab drug-trade victims on Oct 19, vows crackdown on ‘chitta’ trade

Times of India - India ·
Amit Shah to meet families of Punjab drug-trade victims on Oct 19, vows crackdown on ‘chitta’ trade

Home Minister Amit Shah is scheduled to meet families affected by drug-related deaths in Punjab.

Multiple incidents have highlighted the growing issue of 'chitta' trade in the state.

Recent deaths involve a father of a drug addict and two anti-drug activists.

Shah has criticized the Punjab government for its handling of the drug crisis and promised action.

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