Lalsot police arrested two people in Chandsen village's Sansi settlement and seized 270 grams of ganja. A separate liquor seizure was booked under the excise law; no court outcome was reported.
🇮🇳 Sansi settlement, Chandsen, Lalsot, Dausa · India
Lalsot police station, in Dausa district of Rajasthan, arrested two people in an
early-morning raid on suspected hideouts.[1]Officers said the checks were
meant to stop the sale of illegal drugs and liquor.[2]The action was in the
Sansi settlement of Chandsen village.[2]
Police said 45-year-old Rajanti Devi, wife of Mukesh Sansi, was found with 270
grams of ganja, cannabis, which they seized before arresting her.[3]A
separate case was registered against her under the Narcotic Drugs and
Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, India’s narcotics law.[1]In the same
settlement, officers arrested 23-year-old Rohit Malawat, son of Raju Malawat.[1]From him they seized 384 pavvas of country liquor and 96 pavvas of Royal
Stag English liquor.[3]A pavva is a small sealed pouch of liquor, and Dainik
Bhaskar put the two liquor counts together at 480 pavvas.[2]The liquor case
was registered under the Excise Act.[3]
Station house officer Harlal led the team, with assistant sub-inspector
Amarsingh, head constable Lokendra Singh, constables Lahrilal, Praveen Kumar,
Rajendra Kumar, Girraj and Sumer Singh, and women constables Maujanti and Mansa.[1]Police said further action against illegal drugs and liquor in the area
would continue.[1]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Khas Khabar says the raid was early on Monday but gives no calendar date; 26 October 2026 is the Monday before its 27 October Lalsot roundup and the 28 October Bhaskar story.
Dainik Bhaskar counted eight boxes of country liquor and Khas Khabar four boxes, though both said 384 pavvas plus 96 pavvas of Royal Stag.
The Bhaskar photo has no caption, so it was left out.
Neither report says whether the two were produced in court.
The Khas Khabar raid item sits on a page whose main headline is a different Lalsot story, and the Bhaskar website cuts the article after the lead; names and the Monday timing come from the AMP version and Khas Khabar.
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