Dainik Bhaskar reports that Tonk district's District Special Team raided a site in Dhunwakala, in the Ghad police station area, after a tip-off and seized 45 green cannabis plants weighing 35 kg. One person was arrested and a case under the NDPS Act, India's anti-narcotics law, was registered.
🇮🇳 Dhunwakala, Ghad police station area, Tonk district, Rajasthan · India
Officers of Tonk district’s District Special Team (DST), a district police unit, raided a site in Dhunwakala, in the Ghad police station area, after a tip-off from an informer.[1] The team seized 45 green cannabis plants at the site, which police put at a total weight of 35 kg.[1]
The plants were growing at the site, which the headline describes as a field.[1]
The operation led to the arrest of one person.[1]
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