Madhusudangarh police in Madhya Pradesh’s Guna district arrested a motorcycle rider who had 1.32 kg of ganja during a vehicle check.[1] The rider told police in questioning that he had bought the ganja from Lekhraj Lodhi, a resident of Ukavad village.[1] Police also named Lekhraj in the case.[1]

The rider tried to flee after seeing the police, and named his supplier during questioning.[1] Police seized the ganja from the rider in the Madhusudangarh police station area of Guna district.[1] The ganja seized from the rider weighed 1.32 kg, according to the report’s headline.[1]

The vehicle check took place on 4 November near a warehouse on the Lateri bypass.[2] He was coming on a black Hero Splendor motorcycle from the direction of Ukawad village.[2] The rider tried to get away when police tried to stop him, and the team surrounded and caught him.[2] The ganja, 1 kg 323 g, was found in a bag hanging on the motorcycle.[2] The man told police he bought the ganja to make it into small packets and sell it retail.[2] Police put the value of the ganja and the motorcycle used to carry it at about 90,000 rupees.[2]