Three arrested in Jhajha raids; over 1 kg ganja seized
Dwarpahari police in Jhajha arrested Abhishek Kumar, Prince Kumar and Kartik Sah in separate raids in Yogiatilha and Bhelvinda villages, seizing a country-made pistol, 11 bottles of foreign liquor and more than 1 kg of ganja. Kartik Sah was the cannabis accused; all three were placed in judicial custody after cases were registered.
🇮🇳 Yogiatilha and Bhelvinda villages, Jhajha, Jamui district, Bihar · India
Dwarpahari police in Jhajha arrested three people in separate actions against
illegal weapons, ganja and liquor.[1][2][3][4]In Yogiatilha village, officers
recovered one desi katta, a country-made pistol, from a house and arrested
Abhishek Kumar in that case.[1][3][4]In the same village, officers searched a bag
held by resident Prince Kumar and found 11 bottles of foreign liquor inside.[1]Police seized that liquor and arrested Prince Kumar.[1][3][4]In Bhelvinda
village, police searched the house of village resident Kartik Sah after
information that a heavy quantity of ganja was stored there.[1][2]Officers found
more than one kilogram of ganja, or cannabis, kept at one spot in the house and
arrested Kartik Sah.[1][2]Police registered cases against all three accused and
sent them to judicial custody for further legal proceedings.[1][2]
Across the raids, police recovered one desi katta, 11 bottles of foreign liquor
and more than one kilogram of ganja.[1]Station head Shri Ram said police
identified different locations after receiving secret information and then
raided them.[1]
Police said Prince worked as a liquor supplier and was carrying the liquor
somewhere for delivery.[1]Police said they are investigating the keeping of
the ganja and possible illegal-trade links.[1]Police said they are also
investigating why the pistol was kept in the house.[1]
Police recovered 1.149 kg of ganja from the house of Kartik Sav in Bhelvinda village.[3][4]
Photos and video
Police photo of the seized country-made pistol with arrested accused in the Jhajha triple raidPhoto details
The article describes the seized cannabis only as more than one kilogram, so no precise seized weight is recorded.
The article gives only its publication date of 2 November 2026 and no separate day for the raids, so that date is used as the incident date.
Only one report of this operation could be opened, so no second account confirms the figures.
The pistol and 11 liquor bottles are non-cannabis items in the same operation and are excluded from cannabis figures.
The text gives a weight ("1 kg") but the figures have no kg_seized; check whether it belongs there.
The new source does not repeat the 11-bottle liquor count or the bag-search detail, so that detail remains supported by the earlier Prabhat Khabar account alone.
The new source does not explicitly state Kartik Sav's arrest or transfer to judicial custody, so custody remains supported by the earlier account alone.
The new page gives only its publication date of 4 November 2026 and no separate day for the raids, so the existing incident date is retained.
The new page does not state the liquor-bottle count, case registration or transfer to judicial custody, so those details remain supported by the earlier accounts alone.
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