Four held with 419 kg of ganja from a pickup near Nepal border in Madhubani

Open questions the AI reported

• Basopatti police station area, not a village, is the only place named for the stop; coordinates are for Madhubani district headquarters, not the road between Jhitkohia and Kauaha.
• The accounts differ sharply on value: Dainik Jagran put the Indian market price at about Rs 5 lakh, implausibly low for 419 kg, while Aaj Tak gave about Rs 1.20 crore on the international market; no value is recorded in the structured data.
• The arrest count differs: India Today, Aaj Tak and Dainik Jagran report four arrests, while a Dainik Bhaskar account of the same seizure says five people were arrested after ten were named in the first information report; this report uses four.
• Dainik Jagran says the consignment was being brought from Nepal and that Sahni was caught near the Madhwapur border, while India Today places the seizure only in an area near the border; where the ganja crossed and where it was to be delivered are still under investigation.
• The sources say the Dial 112 driver was named in the first information report, but do not clearly say whether he was arrested, and no outcome for any suspect beyond the suspensions was reported.
• No charges, remand, plea or court outcome were reported; the accounts say only that the first information report was being registered.
• Dainik Jagran says the first information report would name about ten people, a planning statement rather than a list of accused; no names beyond Vinod Sahni were published.
• The submitted India Today page carries more text in its markup than in its readable capture, including the joint-raid and SP statements; only the readable captured text is cited here, so those points rest on the Hindi accounts alone.
• The sub-inspector's name, Munna Kumar, and the Dial 112 in-charge's name, Hira Pandit, appear in Dainik Jagran; the report states only the positions.
• The images published with the reports do not identify the location of the stop, and no photograph of the seized 419 kg could be separately confirmed.
• Left out, as its quotation was not found in Aaj Tak: The suspensions covered the Basopatti station house officer, on charges of dereliction of duty, and a sub-inspector posted with the Dial 112 emergency response unit who was absent from duty.
• Left out, as its quotation was not found in Aaj Tak: Aaj Tak noted that several drug-trafficking cases had previously been reported in areas along the Nepal border.