The joint action was carried out on 1 November by the Anti-Crime and Cyber Unit, the Anti-Narcotic Task Force and Kotwali police.[1] Police arrested two women traffickers from Nagpur in Raipur with ganja worth about Rs 98,000.[2] The women were identified as 60-year-old Ranjana alias Rajna Patre and 45-year-old Seema alias Neelam Patre, residents of Nagpur in Maharashtra.[1] They were found near Babar Bungalow in Ahmed Ji Colony carrying ganja and looking for buyers under a tamarind tree.[1] When police tried to question them, both started to flee, but the team surrounded and caught them.[1]

Police put the estimated value of the seized ganja at Rs 98,600.[3]

Police registered Crime No. 415/26 at Kotwali police station and invoked Section 20(B) of the NDPS Act against both women.[3] Police said both women had previously gone to jail in theft cases.[1] Police said they were questioning the women to find where they got the ganja and to whom it was to be supplied in Raipur.[1]