Two youths sent to de-addiction centre after ganja test in Palakurthi
Palakurthi police detained two youths caught consuming ganja after confirmation tests came back positive. A magistrate directed both to the Jangaon de-addiction centre for 15 days.
🇮🇳 Palakurthi, Jangaon district, Telangana · India
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Palakurthi police in Jangaon district detained two youths who were caught
consuming ganja in Palakurthi mandal.[1]The two were identified as Sohail of
Valmidi village and Kaushik of Palakurthi.[1]Police gave both youths ganja
confirmation tests, and both results were positive.[1]After the positive
results, police produced the pair before a magistrate and shifted them to the
Jangaon de-addiction centre for 15 days.[1]Palakurthi Sub-Inspector Srujan
Kumar disclosed the detention and the magistrate’s direction.[1]
Srujan Kumar warned young people to stay away from bad habits and unlawful
activities.[1]He urged anyone with a ganja habit to give it up immediately.[1]He made clear that strict action would follow any violation of the rules.[1]He said members of the public could report anyone selling or consuming
intoxicants to local police directly or by phone, with informants’ identities
kept fully confidential.[1]
Itarsi police and the RPF arrested 35-year-old Ramkumar Thakur near the Nagpur-Mumbai railway track on 4 November 2026, seizing 8.4 kg of ganja from a black backpack. Police valued the seizure at about 150,000 rupees and registered an offence against him.
Peddapalli rural police detained Hyderabad resident Pakala Lokesh on the outskirts of Raghavapur village, seizing 1 kg 161 g of ganja police valued at about Rs 58,050. Police said he had brought the cannabis to sell to migrant labourers, and a case was registered for investigation.
Prohibition enforcement police arrested two young men at Cholavaram tollgate near Minjur after finding 10 kg of ganja in their bags. Police said the pair had smuggled the cannabis from the Rayavada area of Andhra Pradesh for sale in Cuddalore district.
Birra police arrested fugitive Narayan Rana in Odisha for allegedly supplying 26.8 kg of ganja seized near Basantpur on 1 August 2026, when four couriers were detained. Police valued the ganja at about Rs 13.40 lakh and registered the case under the NDPS Act.