Two held with 15 kg of ganja hidden in CNG auto in Cumilla
Brahmanpara police stopped a CNG auto on the Gopal Nagar-Kalikapur road on 29 October 2026 and arrested two men. Officers recovered 15 kg of ganja concealed beside the engine and began legal proceedings.
🇧🇩 Gopal Nagar Bazar to Kalikapur Bazar road, Dulalpur Union, Brahmanpara, Cumilla · Bangladesh
Brahmanpara police in Cumilla arrested two men accused of trying to smuggle
ganja hidden in a CNG-fuelled auto-rickshaw.[1][2][3][4]The operation took place at
midday on Thursday 29 October on the paved road from Gopal Nagar Bazar toward
Kalikapur Bazar in Dulalpur Union.[1][2][4]The detained men are 42-year-old Jamil
Hossain of Dhalahas in Debidwar and 38-year-old Babul Mia of South Tentabhumi in
Brahmanpara.[1][2][3][4]
Acting on a tip-off, a Brahmanpara police team waited on the Gopal
Nagar-Kalikapur road and stopped the auto-rickshaw after its movements looked
suspicious.[1][2][4]A search found 15 kg of ganja, the local term for cannabis,
concealed beside the engine of the three-wheeled vehicle.[1][2][4]
Sub-Inspector Rupam Kumar Sarkar led the raid with Assistant Sub-Inspector Md.
Kamruzzaman.[1][2][4]Brahmanpara officer-in-charge Md. Faruk Hossain said legal
action was being taken against the arrested men and anti-drug operations would
continue.[1][2][4]Police said a case under the relevant law was being filed against
the arrested men.[5]
Police named four additional accused as absconding in the case — Suman Mia (35), Mobarak Hossain, Manik (25) and Hasan Ali (22) — and said drives to arrest them were continuing.[3]The 29 October operation was led by Debidwar Circle Senior Assistant Superintendent of Police Md. Shahin and included SI Md. Shamim, SI Rupam Sarkar and ASI Kamruzzaman Sohag of Brahmanpara police station.[3]
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The specific drug-law section and any court outcome after the reported case filing were not published.
No street value, packaging count or ownership and seizure status of the auto-rickshaw was reported.
The 29 October 2026 date is the operation date stated in both reports; 30 and 31 October 2026 are their publication dates.
The new account does not mention the CNG auto-rickshaw, concealment beside the engine, or the Gopal Nagar Bazar to Kalikapur Bazar road location, which remain supported only by the earlier sources.
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Arrested 2Cannabis 250 gPrison 1 year 3 monthsFine BDT 2,000
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