Bail for co-accused in Kanina case over 2.06 kg of ganja
A Narnaul court granted regular bail to Karamvir, a co-accused in a City Kanina case in which police found 2.06 kg of ganja in a Swift car's boot and 17.04 g of smack on two occupants. He was arrested later on their disclosures, nothing was recovered from him, and he was ordered released on a Rs 50,000 bond and surety.
🇮🇳 Narnaul, Mahendragarh district, Haryana · India
Arrested
3
Cannabis
2.06 kg
Fine
INR 50,000
The court of Additional Sessions Judge Pradeep Kumar in Narnaul granted regular
bail to Karamvir, an accused in a ganja-recovery case.[1]The court ordered
Karamvir released on a bond of 50,000 rupees with a surety of the same amount.[1]Karamvir’s lawyer told the court that no narcotic substance was recovered
from Karamvir and that he was named only on the statements of co-accused.[1]The lawyer also said the other accused in the case had already been granted
bail.[1]The public prosecutor opposed bail, saying five other criminal cases
were registered against Karamvir.[1]After hearing both sides, the court
accepted the bail plea and ordered Karamvir’s release on conditions.[1]
The case began with an FIR at City Kanina police station, where police stopped
and searched a Swift car on 30 May on a secret tip.[1]Officers recovered
17.04 grams of smack from Vikas alias Chotiwala and Manish Kumar alias Nishu,
residents of Malda Vas village.[1]Police found 2 kg60 grams of ganja, the
local word for cannabis, in the car’s boot.[1]Karamvir was arrested
afterwards on the basis of disclosures by the co-accused.[1]
Only the separately weighed 2.06 kg of ganja is counted as cannabis here; the
17.04 grams of smack is named to explain the mixed seizure and left out of the
cannabis figure.[1]
The article gives no separate date for the bail order; 5 November 2026 is its publication date and is used as the incident date.
The FIR account gives 30 May without a year, so the year of the Swift-car search is not stated.
The article does not name the spot where the Swift car was stopped, beyond City Kanina police jurisdiction.
The article does not say whether the Rs 50,000 bond and surety were furnished or whether Karamvir's release was completed.
The bail orders for the other accused, the case number and the NDPS Act sections charged were not published.
No value was published for the 2.06 kg of ganja.
The five other criminal cases cited against Karamvir were not described and their status is unknown.
Only one accessible source for this bail order was found; no second outlet or court order could be opened.
The page image is a dated 2021 Mahendragarh-Narnaul file picture captioned only with the headline and is not established to show this seizure, so no media entry is included.
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