Kalyanpura police in Jhabua district, Madhya Pradesh, raided a field where cannabis was grown among a pigeon pea crop in Kheda village and seized 105 green plants weighing 82.55 kg. Police arrested the farm's owner and valued the plants at 784,000 rupees, though the case details sit behind the outlet's app login.
🇮🇳 Kheda village, Kalyanpura police station area, Jhabua district, Madhya Pradesh · India
Kalyanpura police uncovered an illegal cannabis crop grown under the cover of a pigeon pea crop in Kheda village of Jhabua district, Madhya Pradesh.[1] Acting on a tip-off, the police team raided the field and seized 105 green cannabis plants.[1] The seized plants weighed 82 kg 550 g in total.[1]
The headline reports that the accused, the owner of the farm, was arrested, and that police put the plants’ value at 784,000 rupees.[1]
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