Ambassa police find ganja in unregistered car, detain two
Ambassa police station officers stopped an unregistered luxury car in the Kamalchhara area of Dhalai district, Tripura, on 9 November 2026 and found a large quantity of ganja inside. Two people, including the driver, were detained; police said the consignment was being taken out of the state.
🇮🇳 Kamalchhara area, Ambassa, Dhalai district, Tripura · India
Ambassa police station officers stopped an unregistered new luxury car in the
Kamalchhara area of Ambassa, Dhalai district, Tripura, on 9 November 2026 and
found a large quantity of ganja, the local name for cannabis, inside.[1][2]Police detained two people in the case, including the driver of the car.[1][2]
The two detained were identified as Ihan Debbarma and Sanjay Debbarma, both
residents of Hezamara under Sidhai Mohanpur.[1][2]Police said the traffickers
planned to take the consignment out of Tripura on a side route, avoiding the
regular police check post at Bedpagar in Ambassa, and suspected they were trying
to pass through Kamalchhara.[1][2]Officers moved on a tip-off from an
undisclosed source and searched the car.[1][2]Police said their initial
assessment was that the ganja was being taken out of the state to be smuggled
onward.[1]
Police said they had begun an investigation into whether others were part of the
network, where the ganja came from and where it was meant to be sent.[1][2]
Tripura Times reported that the cannabis was recovered from a newly purchased luxury vehicle, an account that also describes the intercepted car as running without a registration number plate.[2]
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Tripura Timestripuratimes.comAmbassa Police foil attempt to smuggle large cannabis consignment out of state; Two detained
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No weight or estimated value was given for the ganja; the page describes only a large quantity, so no kg_seized figure is recorded.
The page does not say whether the two detained men were formally arrested, charged under the NDPS Act, or produced before a court.
The exact interception point in Kamalchhara is not stated; the coordinates are for Ambassa town.
The page gives no separate time for the stop, only the publication date and the dateline Ambassa, 9 November.
Only one account of the seizure could be opened; no police statement or second outlet was found to confirm the details.
The article names the two detained men and their home area; the tracker report does not repeat the names.
Nothing in the page says which district Kamalchhara or Ambassa is in; Dhalai district is used in the place line from the common administrative location of Ambassa.
The incident date is 9 November 2026, the date in the article's dateline and of publication; the page gives no separate date for the operation.
The page does not say whether any force was used or whether the car and the ganja were seized as evidence.
Tripura Times spells the route Kamalachhara and the men's home area Hejamara, while the earlier Bengali report gave Kamalchhara and Hezamara; the tracker uses the earlier spellings.
The Tripura Times account again gives no weight, value or case outcome for the seized cannabis.
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