Acting on specific source information, Assam Police intercepted a vehicle bearing registration AS 01 QC 4152 at the Digorkhal Check Point along the Assam-Meghalaya border.[1][2]

A thorough search recovered 379 packets of suspected ganja weighing 35.159 kg.[1][2] The packets were concealed inside courier parcel cartons, packed in polythene resembling tea packets to hide them during transport.[1][2]

One person, Arup Kalita, a resident of Nalbari, was apprehended in connection with the seizure.[1][2] SSP Cachar Partha Pratim Das said further investigation was under way to establish the source and destination of the contraband and identify others involved.[2]