14.34 kg ganja seized from unclaimed train bag at Bhagat Ki Kothi
RPF recovered 14.34 kg of ganja from an unclaimed trolley bag on the Visakhapatnam–Bhagat Ki Kothi train at Bhagat Ki Kothi station in Jodhpur. The Operation Narcos seizure was valued at about Rs 7.17 lakh and handed to GRP Jodhpur, with no owner identified.
🇮🇳 Bhagat Ki Kothi railway station, Jodhpur · India
At Bhagat Ki Kothi station, the Railway Protection Force recovered 14.340 kg of
ganja from the Visakhapatnam–Bhagat Ki Kothi train under Operation Narcos.[1]The force put the estimated value of the ganja at 7.17 lakh rupees.[1]
The ganja was in an unclaimed blue trolley bag under seat 39 in AC coach A-1,
holding seven plastic packets found when the bag was opened in front of
witnesses.[2]The recovery was made on the night of 30 October after train
number 18573 arrived at platform number 2.[2]
After the recovery, the RPF handed the seized ganja to Government Railway Police
Jodhpur for further legal action.[2]Police inspector Mukta Parik is leading
the GRP investigation into the case.[2]No owner of the bag had been
identified, and police were working to trace the owners.[2]
Case data
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