Police in Noida arrested two men accused of selling ganja illegally, one from the Phase-1 police station and one from Sector-126 police station.[1] Officers found a total of 4.25 kilograms of ganja on the two men, police said.[1] Police said the accused made the ganja into small packets and sold them to people.[1] Police were gathering information about other people linked to the accused men’s network.[1]

Phase-1 station police stopped Ganesh Ghosh near the Sector-10 substation during a checking drive.[1] A search found 1,100 grams of ganja on Ghosh.[1] Assistant Commissioner of Police Mayank Tiwari said Ghosh is originally from Malda district in West Bengal and currently rents a home in Harola, a Noida locality.[1] Questioning showed that Ghosh sold packets of ganja around factories and slums, police said.[1]

Sector-126 station police arrested Jitendra, also known by his aliases Jeetu and Machhar, near the Asgarpur cut in Sector 128.[1] Officers recovered 3,150 grams of ganja from Jitendra.[1] Station house officer Sumnesh Kumar said Jitendra bought ganja cheaply in Delhi and brought it to Noida, where he made it into packets and sold them at high prices.[1]