Police in Khargone district, Madhya Pradesh, arrested 58-year-old farmer Mohan, son of Gulabsingh Sisodiya, at his field in Pokhar village.[1] He was accused of growing cannabis among his cotton crop.[1] Mohan tried to run when the police team reached the field, but officers surrounded him and caught him.[2] Officers searched the field in the presence of villagers and found green cannabis plants at different places among the cotton.[1] Police seized 88 green plants from the field.[1] The plants were pulled up by the roots before being seized.[1]

The plants weighed 102 kg 250 g, and police estimated their value at about 10 lakh rupees.[2] Police registered case number 344/2026 against Mohan at Balkwara police station under Sections 8/20 of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, India’s drug law.[2]

The raid was part of a 15-day state-level anti-narcotics campaign that the police headquarters in Bhopal is running from 27 October to 10 November.[2] Station in-charge Sagar Singh Chauhan led the team, with Khaltaka outpost in-charge Mithun Chauhan, under the guidance of sub-divisional police officer Shweta Shukla.[2] Police said the campaign against illegal drug cultivation and trade would continue.[2]