10 arrested and 56.7 kg of ganja seized in a day of raids across Tonk
Tonk district police registered 11 NDPS Act cases and arrested 10 people in a single day of raids across different police station areas, reporting 56 kg 681 g of ganja and green ganja plants recovered. Police described the drive as part of the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan, India's campaign for a drug-free country.
Police in Tonk district registered 11 cases under the NDPS Act and arrested 10
people in a one-day special drive against illegal narcotics.[1]
The cases were made in different police station areas of the district, and the
seized drugs came to 56 kg681 g of ganja as well as green ganja plants.[1]
The force said the drive ran for one day under the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan,
India’s campaign for a drug-free country, with 11 cases registered in different
police station areas of the district.[2]Tonk Police said 10 accused were
proceeded against and arrested in those cases.[2]
The Tonk Police account gives the ganja recovered in the operation as 56 kg681
g, together with green ganja plants.[3]
Photos and video
Photo published with the report and captioned 'DST ने अवैध मादक पदार्थों के खिलाफ बड़ी कार्रवाई की है।' ('The DST took major action against illegal narcotics'). Photo: Dainik BhaskarPhoto details
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Arrested
10
Cannabis
56.681 kg
Agency type
Police
Cannabis
Herbal cannabis (56.681 kg); Living plants
Activity
Sale, Trafficking
Charge
NDPS Act offences
Case stage
Under investigation
Region
Rajasthan
Sources
Dainik Bhaskarbhaskar.comHIटोंक में एक दिन में 11 मामले दर्ज, 10 गिरफ्तार: 56 किलो गांजा, डोडा पोस्त, स्मैक और नशीले इंजेक्शन बरामद
Tonk Police (X)x.comHITonk Police Rajasthan on X: एक दिवसीय नशा मुक्त भारत अभियान के तहत जिला टोंक पुलिस की ताबडतोड़ कार्यवाही
Tonk Police (X)x.comHITonk Police Rajasthan on X: कार्यवाही के दौरान कुल 56 किलो 681 ग्राम गांजा व गांजे के हरे पोधे बरामद किये गये
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The reports give no separate date for the operation; 27 October 2026, the date of the Dainik Bhaskar article and of the Tonk Police posts, stands in for the incident date.
The article's own text was readable only to its first paragraph, which ends mid-sentence at the green ganja plants; the later details sit behind an app membership block.
The page headline and summary mention poppy husk, smack and narcotic injections, cash, a motorcycle and a value estimate, and five previously wanted accused, but these could not be checked against readable article text and are not recorded here.
The number of green ganja plants seized and their weight are not stated in the readable text, so no plant figure is recorded.
The readable text does not say how many police station areas the 11 cases covered, what each arrested person is accused of, or whether they were produced in court.
The Tonk Police posts confirm the case and arrest counts and the cannabis figures but give no names or locations for individual cases.
The page photograph is captioned only as the DST taking action against illegal narcotics, without saying which raid or seizure it shows.
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