Khaknar police seized 50 cannabis plants weighing 107.200 kg, valued at about 200,000 rupees, from among a cotton crop in Usarni village, Burhanpur district, Madhya Pradesh. The accused owner fled, and the seizure was the third cannabis cultivation case in the district in four days.
🇮🇳 Usarni village, Khaknar, Burhanpur district, Madhya Pradesh · India
Khaknar police seized 50 cannabis plants from a field in Usarni village,
Burhanpur district, Madhya Pradesh, where they had been grown among a cotton
crop.[1]Police said the seized plants weighed 107.200 kg and put their value
at about 200,000 rupees; ganja is dried cannabis.[1]
The report says the accused had fled, and it gives no arrest.[1]The seizure
was the third cannabis cultivation case in Burhanpur district in four days.[1]
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Page picture on the report of the Usarni seizure; it carries no caption or credit, so it is not established to show the raided field.Photo details
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Plants destroyed
50
Cannabis
107.2 kg
Value (official estimate)
INR 200,000
Agency
Khaknar police station
Agency type
Police
Cannabis
Living plants (107.2 kg, 50 plants)
Activity
Cultivation
Setting
Field
Grown
Outdoor
Case stage
Under investigation
Region
Madhya Pradesh
Date
Approximate
Sources
Dainik Bhaskarbhaskar.comHIबुरहानपुर में खेत से गांजे के 50 पौधे जब्त: कपास के बीच उगाए पौधों का वजन 107.200 किलो, आरोपी फरार
Open questions the AI reported
The opened article is cut off by Dainik Bhaskar's app paywall after the opening paragraph, so the officers who led the raid, the field owner's full name, the height of the plants and the exact raid date could not be read.
The article gives only its publication date of 6 November 2026 and no separate date for the raid, so the publication date is used as the incident date.
No charges, sections or case number were reported, and no arrest was made because the accused fled.
The article says the plants were seized but not whether they were uprooted or burned after seizure.
The article also mentions two earlier Burhanpur seizures, 96 plants in Nepanagar and 23 plants in the Nimbhola station area, which are separate events left to other reports.
Only one outlet's account could be opened; its AMP copy carries the same truncated text.
The page picture has no caption or credit and is not established to show the raided field.
The stated weight of 107.200 kg for 50 plants is far higher than the per-plant weights recorded in other Madhya Pradesh seizures; it is reported as police gave it.
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