1.186 kg ganja seized at Bithan paan shop; one arrested
Police raided Saheb paan shop in Bithan Bazar, Samastipur, and seized 1.186 kg of ganja. Shop dealer Ramdular Mukhiya was arrested and police said legal proceedings were under way.
Bithan police in Samastipur, Bihar, raided the Saheb paan shop in Bithan Bazar
after learning that ganja was kept there.[1]Officers said they verified the
information before entering and searching the shop.[1]Officers arrested one
dealer during the shop raid.[1]Police identified the arrested man as Ramdular
Mukhiya, also called Ramudgar Mukhiya.[1]He was described as the son of late
Shivshankar Mukhiya.[1]
The search recovered 1 kilogram 186 grams of ganja, equal to 1.186 kilograms.[1]Police seized the ganja and took it into custody with the arrest.[1]
Bithan station house officer Raj Kishore Rai said the action at the Saheb paan
shop followed secret information.[1]Rai said police in the station area are
running a continuous campaign against the trade and consumption of illegal
narcotics.[1]Police added that legal proceedings against the arrested man
were being completed.[1]
Mahuli police in Sant Kabir Nagar arrested Ramjiyawan Yadav with 600 grams of illegal ganja during a check of suspects and vehicles. He was booked under the NDPS Act, produced in court and remanded to the district jail in judicial custody.
Mahasamund police seized 120.960 kg of ganja concealed among rice bags in a container truck at the Khamharpali RTO barrier and arrested two Uttar Pradesh men. The ganja was valued at about Rs 60.48 lakh, with the total seizure including the vehicle exceeding Rs 1 crore.
S.P. Pattinam police arrested 34-year-old A. Mano near Pasipattinam in Ramanathapuram district, seizing 19.8 kg of hashish in two stages. Police described him as a repeat NDPS offender who had been evading arrest.
Police arrested 34-year-old Mano near S P Pattinam in Ramanathapuram district, seizing 19.8 kg of hashish allegedly bound for Sri Lanka. Officers found 2 kg on him and 17.8 kg at his residence, valuing the haul at nearly Rs 40 lakh, and booked him under the NDPS Act.