Woman, 40, arrested with 7 kg of ganja at Damoh railway station
Government Railway Police from Sagar arrested a 40-year-old woman at Damoh railway station in Madhya Pradesh with about 7 kg of ganja that she had brought from Baudh district in Odisha to sell. She was produced before a court and taken on remand, and police said she admitted earlier ganja sales in Katni and other places.
🇮🇳 Damoh railway station, Damoh, Madhya Pradesh · India
Government Railway Police officers from Sagar arrested a 40-year-old woman at
Damoh railway station with about 7 kg of ganja, or cannabis.[1][2][3]The woman had
brought the ganja from Baudh district in Odisha to sell in Madhya Pradesh, and
she travelled with two children.[1][2][3]
Acting on a tip from an informer, the railway police cordoned off the station
and searched her pitthu, a backpack carried on the back, where the ganja was
found.[1][2][3]She was to supply the ganja in Damoh, and after the search she was
arrested and taken to the GRP police station.[1][2][3]Police registered a case and
began questioning her.[1]
In questioning the woman admitted that she had earlier sold ganja in Katni and
other places in Madhya Pradesh.[1][2][3]Police produced her before a court and took
her on remand, and are now seeking information on the smuggling network, its
suppliers and other associates.[1][2][3]GRP station in-charge H.L. Chaudhary said
the woman had been taken on remand for questioning about the trafficking network
and others involved in the ganja supply.[1][2][3]
Photos and video
GRP officers questioning the arrested woman at Damoh railway station, marked with the Dainik Bhaskar watermark. Photo: Dainik BhaskarPhoto details
The article gives no separate date for the arrest; 7 November 2026 is its publication date and is used as the incident date.
The ganja weight is given as about 7 kg, not an exact measured figure.
The woman is not named, and her exact age is given only as 40.
The article does not state the value of the ganja, the charge sections or the length of remand.
No charge sheet or court outcome was reported; police were still questioning her about the network.
Only one source was found for this event; searches in Hindi and English produced no agency statement or second outlet account.
The children who travelled with her are not described as accused, and the article does not say who is caring for them.
The page's only picture shows GRP officers questioning a woman and is credited to Dainik Bhaskar; it is linked, not copied.
No figure was published for the value of the ganja seized.
The woman is not named, and no charge sheet or court outcome is reported yet.
Deshbandhu gives the weight only as about 7 kg and the article carries no separate date for the arrest; 7 November 2026 is its publication date and time.
The article states no value for the ganja, charge sections, length of remand or later court outcome.
The woman is not named, and the two children with her are not described as accused.
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