Two women held with 4 kg of ganja at Kodda bridge in Brahmanbaria
Department of Narcotics Control officers arrested two women with 4 kg of ganja on the Akhaura Bypass–Sultanpur road near Kodda Boro Bridge in Brahmanbaria on 1 November 2026. A regular narcotics case was filed against them at Brahmanbaria Sadar Model Police Station.
🇧🇩 East of Kodda Boro Bridge, Akhaura Bypass–Sultanpur road, Brahmanbaria Sadar · Bangladesh
- Arrested
- 2
- Charged
- 2
- Cannabis
- 4 kg
Department of Narcotics Control officers arrested two women with 4 kg of ganja
in Brahmanbaria on Sunday 1 November 2026.[1][2] The two women were identified as
26-year-old Lipa Begum, also known as Alo, from Barabari in Rupganj,
Narayanganj, and 26-year-old Rubina Begum from North Bishil in Dhaka’s Shah Ali
area.[1] Both women were currently living in the Beribadh Pura slum in Dhaka’s
Mirpur-11 area.[3]
The operation took place on the road from the Akhaura Bypass toward Sultanpur on
the east side of the Kodda Boro Bridge under Brahmanbaria Sadar Model Police
Station.[1][2] The department’s Brahmanbaria district office said officers
recovered 4 kg of ganja from the women’s possession during the operation.[1][2]
Assistant Sub-Inspector Rabiul Hasnat filed a regular narcotics case against the
two accused at Brahmanbaria Sadar Model Police Station.[3]
The department’s Brahmanbaria deputy director Sajedul Hasan confirmed the
seizure and the arrests.[1][2] The reports name no other suspects in this Kodda
bridge operation.[1]
Sources
- ব্রাহ্মণবাড়িয়ায় গাঁজাসহ দুই নারী গ্রেপ্তার. Dhaka Today, 1 November 2026. In Bangla.
- ব্রাহ্মণবাড়িয়ায় একদিনে দুই অভিযান, ৬ কেজি গাঁজাসহ তিন নারী গ্রেপ্তার. Sorejomin Barta, 1 November 2026. In Bangla.
- ব্রাহ্মণবাড়িয়ায় পৃথক অভিযানে ৬ কেজি গাঁজাসহ তিন নারী গ্রেপ্তার. BBaria24, 2 November 2026. In Bangla.
Open questions the AI reported
- The BBaria24 report also describes a separate 2 kg ganja arrest of a third woman near the Akhaura Bypass the same day, a different event left out here.
- No page carries a photo caption establishing that its image shows this Kodda bridge seizure, so no photo is listed.
- No street value for the seized ganja was published.
- No court outcome beyond the filing of the regular case was reported.
- The submitted article also describes a separate 2 kg ganja arrest of Piyasi Jannat Mim near a tea shop by the Akhaura Bypass the same day, a different event left out here.
- The submitted page carries a photo with no caption or credit establishing that it shows this Kodda bridge seizure, so no photo is listed.
