Chamba district police and the Chandigarh zonal unit of the Narcotics Control Bureau destroyed about 300 bighas of cannabis plantation in the Kalhel, Jassourgarh and Bharada-Lesuin belts of Chamba district during a week-long operation that concluded on 13 November 2002.[1] The teams acted on joint intelligence gathered by the district police and the NCB unit.[1] The report names no arrests or seizures of people in the operation.[1]
NCB and Chamba police destroy 300 bighas of cannabis in week-long drive
Chamba district police and the Narcotics Control Bureau's Chandigarh zonal unit destroyed about 300 bighas of cannabis in the Kalhel, Jassourgarh and Bharada-Lesuin belts during a week-long operation ending 13 November 2002. Acting on joint intelligence, the teams cleared the plantations; no arrests were reported.
🇮🇳 Kalhel, Jassourgarh and Bharada-Lesuin belts, Chamba district, Himachal Pradesh · India
- Agency
- NCB
- Cannabis
- Living plants
- Case stage
- Under investigation
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
- Agency type
- Anti-narcotics agency
- Cannabis
- Living plants
- Activity
- Cultivation
- Setting
- Field
- Grown
- Outdoor
- Case stage
- Under investigation
Sources
- The Tribunetribuneindia.comArchived copyCannabis plantation destroyed
Open questions the AI reported
- No arrests or seizures of people were reported for the operation.
- The report gives the destroyed area only in bighas, so no hectare figure is stored.
- Only one newsroom account of the operation could be opened.
- No photograph of the operation with a recoverable direct image address was found in the opened sources.
