Jind woman held as ganja supplier after 1.418 kg seizure
Garhi police in Jind arrested Dhamtan Sahib resident Taro Devi for allegedly supplying ganja to two Punjab men caught with 1.418 kg. Police said she has three earlier theft and NDPS cases and has not named her own supplier.
Garhi police in Jind arrested a woman for allegedly supplying intoxicants to
smugglers.[1]The woman was identified as Taro Devi, a resident of Dhamtan
village.[2]Her name emerged during questioning of men caught days earlier
with 1 kg418 g of ganja.[1]
Police recovered a total of 1 kg418 g of ganja from the two men.[3]The
driver was found with 510 g of ganja.[3]The second man was found with 908 g
of ganja.[3]Both men told police they had bought the intoxicant from Taro
Devi of Dhamtan village.[2]Devi has not disclosed the identity of the person
who supplied the intoxicant to her.[2]
Her husband died about 10 years ago, after which she left her marital home,
returned to Dhamtan Sahib, and has no children.[2]She already faces two theft
cases and one NDPS Act case.[2]Police said the theft cases are at Garhi and
Gohana stations and the NDPS case is at Siwan station in Kaithal district.[2]No convictions in those earlier cases were reported.[2]
The articles give no separate date for the woman's arrest; 26 October 2026 is the first report's publication date and is used as the incident date.
No ganja seizure from Devi herself was reported; the 1.418 kg was seized from the two men earlier in the same case.
No charges, custody ruling or court outcome for Devi were reported; questioning was continuing.
Spellings of Monda as Modan, Siwan as Seevan and Kalwan road vary by transliteration and do not affect the match.
Left out, as its quotation was not found in Dainik Bhaskar: Police named those two men as Punjab Modan residents Ajay Singh alias Ajju and Devendra alias Gaggi, caught on Kalwan road with 1 kg 418 g of ganja.
Left out, as its quotation was not found in Dainik Bhaskar: Police had registered a case under the NDPS Act, the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, at Garhi station in that seizure and arrested Taro Devi in the same case.
Left out, as its quotation was not found in Dainik Bhaskar: Police are questioning her to trace other trafficking links and examine her criminal record.
Kangra district police's CIA team arrested two men from Chamba district with 1.107 kg of charas in the Sokru Dam area of Baijnath. A case was registered under the NDPS Act at Baijnath police station, and police said they were questioning the men about the source of the charas and where it was to be supplied.
Police in Sirari bazaar in Bihar's Sheikhpura district seized 150 grams of ganja from a paan stall and arrested Doman Singh, also known as Prabhakar Singh. The stall stands on Purana Station Road within 500 metres of an educational institution, and the station chief said an FIR was registered under the NDPS Act.
Bandipora police arrested two men travelling on a scooty at Gunchipora near Bakshi Bund on 11 November 2026 and recovered 914 grams of a suspected cannabis powder-like substance from them. Police registered FIR No. 244/2026 at Police Station Sumbal under the NDPS Act and said they were investigating the source of the contraband and its supply links.
Police in Station Ghanpur, Jangaon district, Telangana, arrested four men accused of selling dried ganja, including the man who bought some, and seized 40 grams of the drug, a mobile phone and 1,000 rupees in cash. Circle Inspector S. Srinivas said a case was registered against the four and they were remanded to judicial custody.
