28 cannabis plants weighing 18.67 kg seized in Ratlam; 1 held
Bilpank police in Ratlam arrested Dayaram Godar of Pankheda village for allegedly cultivating cannabis around his house and adjoining field. Police seized 28 green cannabis plants weighing 18.67 kg, estimated at about 72,000 rupees, and registered a case under the NDPS Act.
🇮🇳 Pankheda village, Bilpank, Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh · India
Bilpank police arrested one accused person for allegedly cultivating cannabis
illegally.[1]The arrested man is Dayaram Godar, aged 40 and resident of
Pankheda village.[1]Police said he had no valid document or permission for
cultivating the plants.[1]Police were questioning him on remand to find where
he obtained the cannabis seeds and who else was involved.[1]
Police searched the field in the presence of witnesses and found a total of 28
green cannabis plants.[1]Police seized the 28 plants, weighing 18 kg670 g,
at an estimated value of about 72,000 rupees.[1]Police registered crime
number 739/2026 under Sections 8/20 of the NDPS Act.[1]
Police said an informant had reported on Friday that Dayaram, son of Mansingh
Godar of Pankheda, had grown cannabis plants around his house and in the field
behind it.[1]Acting on the tip, a police team from the Birmaval outpost
reached the spot.[1]
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