Police in Baikunthpur, in Chhattisgarh’s Koriya district, stopped a man on the Dodi-Bahra road near Dodi village at about 8 am on 7 November 2026 and seized 2 kilograms of ganja, the Hindi name for cannabis, from him.[1] The police acted on a tip that a man was coming along the Dodi-Bahra road carrying ganja in a bag to sell it, and the station party surrounded the spot the informer named.[1]

The arrested man is 38 years old and lives in Dodi-Bahra village under the Baikunthpur police station.[1] Police registered crime number 330/2026 under section 20(b) of the NDPS Act, India’s narcotics law.[1] The man was produced before a court and sent to jail on judicial remand.[1] The page’s headline values the seized ganja at 50,000 rupees, which police did not break down in the text.[1]

The operation was carried out under Superintendent of Police Harish Rathore, the additional superintendent and the Baikunthpur sub-divisional police officer, and the account names the cyber cell and station staff, including station house officer Dinesh Chandra, among those involved.[1]