Two held in Noida with 3.2 kg of ganja brought from Delhi
Sector-113 and Sector-58 police in Noida arrested a woman and a youth with a total of 3.2 kg of ganja allegedly brought from Delhi for sale. Police recovered 1.5 kg from the woman near Sarfabad and 1.7 kg from the youth near Sector-62, and registered FIRs while tracing the wider network.
🇮🇳 Sarfabad and Sector-62, Noida, Uttar Pradesh · India
Sector-113 and Sector-58 station police in Noida arrested a woman and a youth
with 3.2 kg of ganja.[1][2]Police said both accused brought ganja from Delhi to
sell in Noida.[1]The woman was identified as 25-year-old Rafsana, a native of
Cooch Behar in West Bengal who lives in the Sarfabad slums.[1]The youth was
identified as 26-year-old Lavkush, a resident of Khoda Colony in Ghaziabad,
arrested near the Chhota D Park gate in Sector-62.[1][3]
Police recovered 1.5 kg of ganja from the woman.[1][2]Police recovered 1.7 kg of
ganja from Lavkush’s bag.[1][2]A Sector-113 team on evening patrol near the
cremation ground in Sarfabad caught the woman after she tried to run on seeing
police.[1][2]
Police said the woman sold ganja in Sarfabad, while the youth supplied it to
company employees, slum dwellers and factory areas.[1]ADCP Abhay Kumar Mishra
said FIRs were registered against both accused and police were gathering
information about others linked to the network.[1]
In this arrest he was booked under sections 8/20 of the NDPS Act at Sector-58 police station in 2026.[3]
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The article gives the arrests as Friday evening and is published Saturday 7 November 2026, so 6 November 2026 is used as the incident date.
Only one accessible source for this event was found after searching in Hindi and English.
No NDPS sections, case numbers, remand or court outcome beyond registration of FIRs were reported.
The article's reference to a 2026 NDPS case under sections 8/20 at Sector-58 station does not say whether it is this same arrest's case or a separate earlier one.
The article reports no value for the ganja and no remand, charge or court date.
The article makes no mention of a second accused or of Delhi as the source of the ganja, which the other account reports.
Royal Bulletin's same-day Noida roundup, which carries the same two ganja seizures and the 3.2 kg total, places the woman's arrest beside the service road of the Sector-71 underpass rather than at the Sarfabad cremation ground, and groups the ganja with an unlicensed pistol and 110 bottles of country liquor found on two other men who had no cannabis.
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.
