Phenhara police in Motihari arrested a man and recovered 103 grams of ganja in Ibrahimpur Parsauni village on Monday.[1] The ganja was seized and one man was arrested in Ibrahimpur Parsauni village in East Champaran district.[1] The action came under a campaign police are running against what the paper calls sukha nasha, the dry narcotics trade.[1]
One held with 103 g of ganja in an East Champaran village
Phenhara police in Motihari arrested one man and recovered 103 grams of ganja at Ibrahimpur Parsauni village on Monday, during a campaign against the narcotics trade. No charge, further arrest details or court step was published.
🇮🇳 Ibrahimpur Parsauni village, Phenhara police station area, Motihari, East Champaran district, Bihar · India
- Arrested
- 1
- Cannabis
- 103 g
- Agency
- Phenhara police station
- Cannabis
- Herbal cannabis
- Case stage
- Under investigation
Photos and video
- Original
- 1200 × 900 px · JPEG · 169 KB
- SHA-256
- f5c2b5aba0c1f9b0…
- Retrieved
- 8 Nov 2026
- Shown
- the publisher's file, through an image proxy
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
- Arrested
- 1
- Cannabis
- 103 g
- Agency
- Phenhara police station
- Agency type
- Police
- Cannabis
- Herbal cannabis (103 g)
- Activity
- Possession, Sale
- Setting
- Field
- Case stage
- Under investigation
- Region
- Bihar
Sources
- दैनिक भास्करbhaskar.comHIफेनहारा में गांजा तस्कर गिरफ्तार: 103 ग्राम नशीला पदार्थ बरामद, पुलिस ने इब्राहिमपुर परसौनी गांव से पकड़ा
Open questions the AI reported
- Only the publication date, 26 October 2026, is on the page; the raid is described as happening on Monday, which is used as the incident date.
- The 103 grams is described as ganja with no laboratory confirmation, independent weight check or value reported.
- The page's fuller body, said to name the arrested man, the station house officer and the tip-off, sits behind an app-only paywall in the captured page, so those details are not included here.
- No charge, case number, court date or outcome was published in the accessible text.
- Only one account of this event could be found; no police statement or second outlet reporting it was accessible.
- The page photo is captioned only as police raiding and arresting the trafficker, so whether it shows this specific seizure rather than another Phenhara action is not established.
- The coordinates are the Phenhara area of Motihari, used as a locality for the named village rather than a surveyed position.
