300 kg of ganja seized from roadside field in Bijoynagar
Special Response Battalion officers raided Rasulpur in Bijoynagar, Brahmanbaria, after a tip about drug trading. They recovered 300 kg of ganja from a roadside crop field after the suspects fled, with no arrests reported.
SRB officers raided the Rasulpur area in Bijoynagar in the early hours of
Wednesday.[1]The team acted on a tip that several people were in the area to
buy and sell drugs.[1]Between 15 and 16 suspected drug traders fled after
sensing the SRB team.[1]
Officers then searched a crop field beside the road and recovered 300 kg of
ganja.[1]The seizure was announced in a midday press release by SRB-9, Sylhet
camp.[1]The release was signed by media officer, Additional Police
Superintendent K. M. Shahidul Islam Sohag.[1]
The battalion said necessary legal measures had been taken.[1]
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Local youths in Ramanandapur caught two alleged buyers, leading police to recover about 2 kg of cannabis and cannabis plants from a seller's house. The alleged seller, Ghori Babul, fled and police said a case was under process.
Bangladesh's Border Guard Bangladesh said drives on the Satkhira border from 1 September to November 2026 netted drugs and smuggled goods worth over Tk 82.35 crore, including 240 grams of ganja and 3.13 kg of heroin, and that 152 people were arrested. The 17th battalion's commander gave the figures at a press briefing on 10 November.
Border Guard Bangladesh patrols recovered 600 grams of ganja and 100 grams of heroin found abandoned beside Namochakpara Government Primary School in Shibganj, Chapainawabganj, on the night of 5 November. Nobody was arrested, and the force said legal procedures for the seized drugs were under way.
Border Guard Bangladesh's 15 BGB recovered 13 kg 500 g of Indian ganja at Chouratari in Fulbari, Kurigram, on the night of 5 November 2026, with no one arrested. BGB valued the abandoned consignment at about Tk 47,250 and said it was working to identify the smugglers.