19 kg of ganja seized from a house in Supaul's Lalitgram area
Supaul district police raided a house in Mahadevapatti village, Lalitgram, and seized 19 kilograms of ganja that two brothers were accused of storing for sale. Police registered a case under the NDPS Act and said they were tracing the consignment's suppliers and buyers; no arrest was reported.
🇮🇳 Mahadevapatti village, Lalitgram police-station area, Supaul district, Bihar · India
Supaul district police raided a house in Mahadevapatti village in the Lalitgram
police-station area and recovered 19 kilograms of ganja.[1][2]Prabhat Khabar
reported that Lalitgram police acted on a secret tip and raided the house, then
formally seized the ganja.[3]
Superintendent of police Sharath R S said Lalitgram police received a secret tip
on 5 November that two brothers living in Ward 3 of the village were keeping and
selling illegal drugs from their home.[1]On the superintendent’s orders, a
special team led by the Supaul sub-divisional police officer carried out the
raid and search in the presence of a magistrate.[1]
Police seized the ganja and registered a first information report under the NDPS
Act, India’s narcotics law.[1][2]Police said they had begun investigating the
ganja’s backward and forward links to identify others in the trade.[1][2]Neither
account reported that anyone was arrested in the raid, and Hindusthan Samachar
said police were preparing to act to arrest others involved in the trafficking.[1]
Photos and video
Supaul police officers display two large packaged bundles seized in the Lalitgram house raidPhoto details
Hindusthan Samachar dates the tip-off to 5 November and was published on 6 November; neither account gives the date of the raid itself, so 6 November is used as the incident date.
Neither account says whether the two men named as suspects were detained or charges were filed against them; no court outcome was reported.
There is no published estimate of the ganja's street value and no case number.
Hindusthan Samachar gives one suspect's name as Shahid and Prabhat Khabar gives Shazid, and the father's name differs slightly; the report does not rely on the names.
Neither account says where Mahadevapatti lies within Supaul district, so the coordinates are for Supaul town and the precision is district.
Media is the Prabhat Khabar presentation photo of officers with the two packaged bundles from this raid; the packages are pixelated in the published frame.
Prabhat Khabar's account closely follows the same police information as the agency report, so the two are not fully independent.
The submitted Vocal TV text is the Hindusthan Samachar wire report republished verbatim, so it does not add an independent account of the raid.
Vocal TV runs the story without an incident date beyond the wire's 5 November tip-off; the raid date remains unstated.
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