Railway police found four unclaimed packets on platform 1 of Jamalpur railway station.[1] The bundles lay near a circular seating area built of concrete tiles.[2] The find was made on the night of Wednesday 28 October 2026.[3] Officers on patrol spotted the packets and asked passengers about them, but no one claimed them.[3] When opened, the bundles were found to hold a ganja-like substance — ganja being the Hindi term for cannabis.[3] The four bundles weighed 4.008 kg.[1]

Police seized the bundles and took them to the Jamalpur railway police station.[3] Station house officer Swaraj Kumar said sub-inspectors Monu Kumar Shishupal and Amaresh Kumar found the substance during a check.[2] Police did not know who brought the consignment to the station or where it was to be delivered.[3] A first information report (FIR), the initial police report that begins a criminal case, was registered against unknown people at the railway police station.[1]

Jamalpur station lies in the Malda railway division.[3] Police said the substance’s official identification would be confirmed only after testing.[2] Police said they were investigating who owned the packets and why they were left at the station.[2]