Three held with 2 kg ganja on scooty in Sarni, Betul
Sarni police arrested a husband and wife on a scooty with 2.002 kg of ganja and later arrested a third accused, seizing the drug and the scooter. Police valued the ganja at about Rs 80,000 and said a fourth accused is absconding in the NDPS case.
🇮🇳 Belond Road, Sarni, Betul district, Madhya Pradesh · India
- Arrested
- 3
- Cannabis
- 2.002 kg
- Value (official estimate)
- INR 80,000
In Sarni in Betul district, police arrested three accused, including a husband
and wife, in a ganja-smuggling case.[1] The first two arrested were Sheikh
Farid, 42, and his wife Jasmin Sheikh, 35, residents of Ward No. 3, Sarni.[1]
The third person arrested was Bhuliya Kashyap, 40, a resident of Rajendra Nagar,
Pathakhera, arrested on Tuesday, 3 November.[1] Police named Deepak Kashyap,
30, of Rajendra Nagar, Pathakhera, as absconding and said a search for him is
under way.[1]
Officers recovered 2.002 kilograms of ganja from the couple and seized the
scooty used for smuggling.[1] Police valued the seized ganja at about Rs
80,000.[1]
Acting on a 2 November informant tip that a person was bringing ganja by scooty
along the Amla-Belond road toward Sarni, police cordoned Belond Road and stopped
scooty number MP 48 MP 8215.[1] Police registered a case under the NDPS Act
and started investigation, arresting Bhuliya Kashyap on the basis of questioning
and the accused persons’ memorandums.[1] Police said the three arrested
accused will be produced in court.[1]
Sources
- बैतूल में स्कूटी से गांजा ले जा रहे पति-पत्नी गिरफ्तार: 2 किलो 2 ग्राम माल और स्कूटी जब्त; पूछताछ में दो नाम आए सामने, एक आरोपी फरार - Betul News. Dainik Bhaskar, 3 November 2026. In Hindi.
Open questions the AI reported
- The interception occurred on 2 November and the third arrest on 3 November; 3 November 2026 is used as the incident date for the latest step.
- The page carries a lead photo with an empty caption, so whether it shows this seizure could not be established and no media entry is added.
- The Rs 80,000 figure is the police estimate reported by the source; no independent valuation is reported.
- Only one opened source could be found for this 3 November 2026 event; no second account was available to corroborate details.