The criminal investigation branch of Jalna district police and Jafrabad police, acting under Jalna superintendent of police Tejaswi Singh Sandhu’s instructions against cannabis cultivation and its sale, raided a farm at Bhorkheda Shivram in Bhokardan taluka.[1] Twenty cannabis plants were seized at Bhorkheda Shivram, the report states.[1] Police found cannabis cultivation at four places in Jalna district in two months.[1] The crop had also been planted inside cotton, sugarcane and pigeon pea (tur) fields, the newspaper reported.[1] The district has been seeing a series of people found growing cannabis in various parts of Jalna.[1]
20 cannabis plants seized at Bhorkheda Shivram in Jalna's Bhokardan taluka
Police criminal investigation branch officers and Jafrabad police seized 20 cannabis plants at Bhorkheda Shivram in Bhokardan taluka, Jalna district. The newspaper reported that the crop had been planted among cotton, sugarcane and pigeon pea fields, and that police found cannabis cultivation at four places in the district in two months.
🇮🇳 Bhorkheda Shivram, Bhokardan taluka, Jalna district, Maharashtra · India
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- Divya Marathidivyamarathi.bhaskar.comMR2 महिन्यांत 4 ठिकाणी गांजाची शेती उघड: कपाशी, तूर पिकांमध्ये लागवड, भोकरदन तालुक्यातील भोरखेडा येथे 20 गांजाची झाडे पोलिसांनी केली जप्त
Open questions the AI reported
- The article gives no date for the raid; 30 October 2026 is its publication date and is used as the incident date.
- The readable text of the page stops mid-sentence at an app-only reader gate, so no weight, value, arrest count, farm size or investigation detail could be verified for this raid.
- The gated part of the page appears to give a weight, a police estimate of the market value and the officers involved, but these could not be checked against the readable text and are left out.
- The page says four cannabis cultivation cases were found in Jalna district in two months; those other actions are separate events not covered by this report.
- The article does not say whether the plants were uprooted or cut, or whether anyone was detained or booked.
- Only one accessible source for this raid was found.
- The page photograph shows a police party outside a building and is not established to depict the cannabis crop, so it is linked rather than treated as evidence of the seizure.
