Rajasthan man arrested with 110.8 g of charas in Faridabad
Police in Faridabad's Dabua police station area arrested Dharmbir, a Rajasthan resident, on suspicion of selling charas and recovered 110.80 grams of the resin from him. He was booked under the NDPS Act and had been living in a rented house in the city.
🇮🇳 Dabua police station area, Faridabad, Haryana · India
- Arrested
- 1
- Cannabis
- 0.1 kg
Police in the Dabua police station area of Faridabad arrested a young man
accused of selling charas, a hand-made cannabis resin.[1] Officers recovered
110.80 grams of charas, the hand-made cannabis resin, from him.[1] The accused
was identified as Dharmbir, a resident of the Pilani police station area in
Jhunjhunu district in Rajasthan.[1]
Dharmbir was living in a rented house in Faridabad at the time of the arrest.[1] Police registered a first information report (FIR) against him, the
document that starts a criminal case in India.[1] They said legal action was
being taken against him under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances
(NDPS) Act, India’s main anti-drug law.[1]
Faridabad is a city in Haryana state in northern India, on the southern edge of
the national capital, Delhi.[1]
Sources
- Faridabad News: राजस्थान का युवक चरस के साथ गिरफ्तार. Amar Ujala, 30 October 2026. In Hindi.
Open questions the AI reported
- The report gives no separate date for the arrest; 30 October 2026 is the article's publication date.
- It does not say where Dharmbir allegedly obtained the charas, whether he was remanded to custody, or when he is due in court.
- Only one account of the arrest, a Hindi news brief, could be found; no police statement or second outlet confirmed the details.
- The page's only image is a generic Faridabad city graphic, not a photograph of the arrest, so no media entry is included.
- Left out, as its quotation was not found in Amar Ujala: Charas is one of the cannabis products covered by the NDPS Act, which governs the possession, sale and transport of narcotic drugs in India.