Hisar police arrested one man after finding 6 kilograms 810 grams of cannabis, known locally as ganja, in a bag he was carrying near gate 4 of the New Auto Market in Hisar city.[1] A CIA team stopped him with the bag and registered a case under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act.[1]
Police identified the arrested man as Munna Kumar, son of Sarwan Yadav, a resident of Tegrah village in Saharsa district, Bihar.[1] CIA Hisar in-charge Inspector Karamjeet said the team had been patrolling and watching for drugs.[1] Acting on information, officers detained a suspect with a bag in his hand near gate 4 of the New Auto Market.[1] A search carried out according to procedure recovered 6 kilograms 810 grams of ganja from the bag.[1]
Officers registered an NDPS Act case against him at City police station and started an investigation.[1] Police said they would seek remand and question him about where the ganja had been brought from and who was meant to receive the supply.[1] They also said the inquiry would look at whether other people were involved in the trafficking.[1] Superintendent of Police Siddhant Jain said the campaign against people involved in drug trafficking would continue.[1]
