Police in Ranoli, in Rajasthan’s Sikar district, seized more than 64 kg of cannabis plants, known locally as ganja, hidden in a millet field.[1] The plants were growing near Garhwalon ki Dhani, in the Trilokpura area.[1] The plot lay in the village hamlet itself, not in a remote area.[1] Millet stood on three sides and a well on the fourth.[1] From a distance the plot looked like an ordinary millet crop.[1] Officers searched the field during an “area domination” campaign, a police sweep run under the direction of Jaipur Range Inspector General Rahul Prakash, after a tip-off.[1] The campaign ran from 30 to 31 August 2025.[2]

Ranoli station house officer Rajesh Kumar said the plants had a market value of about 9 lakh rupees, or 900,000 rupees.[2] Revenue records list the plot as jointly owned by 19 people, among them Ramuram.[2] No arrests were made, and Kumar said the accused would be arrested once the investigation established who had cultivated the field.[1] The case was registered under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act.[2]