Police destroy 1,149.5 kg of ganja and bhang in Udaipur hills
Police in Udaipur district's Mandwa area destroyed 1,149.5 kg of green cannabis and hemp plants in the hills around Sadi, including 17.45 kg of ganja and 1,132.05 kg of bhang. Seven cases were registered and the accused were absconding, police said; the fields belonged to Kavitram, Naklaram, Holaram, Kiran, Raviya and Narayan.
🇮🇳 Nadi Fala Sadi, Mandwa, Kotra Tehsil, Udaipur, Rajasthan · India
- Cannabis
- 1,149.5 kg
Police destroyed cannabis and hemp cultivation in the remote hills of Nadi Fala
Sadi, in Udaipur district.[1] The fields belonged to Kavitram, Naklaram,
Holaram, Kiran, Raviya and Narayan.[1] The joint team from Mandwa police
station and the district special team, or DST, acted on a tip-off at dawn, led
by station house officer Moonglaram and DST in-charge Chandrabhan Singh.[1]
The operation was supervised by additional superintendent of police Mukul Sharma
and Kotra circle officer Dungar Singh.[1] Police said the accused had fled and
that officers were raiding possible locations to catch them.[2]
Police put the seized crop at 1,149.5 kg (more than 11 quintals) of green
cannabis and hemp plants, including 17.45 kg of ganja and 1,132.05 kg of bhang
plants.[1]
They said the operation targeted a network of illegal cultivation and
trafficking, and that searches for the main accused were continuing.[1]
Sources
- उदयपुर: मांडवा पुलिस और DST का बड़ा ऑपरेशन, 11 क्विंटल गांजा-भांग की खेती नष्ट. Udaipur Views, 6 October 2026. In Hindi.
- उदयपुर पुलिस का बड़ा एक्शन... पहाड़ों के बीच मिली गांजा भांग की खेती. Rajasthan News 24, 6 October 2026. In Hindi.
Open questions the AI reported
- The reports do not give the date of the raid; 6 October 2026 is their publication date, and the operation is described as beginning at dawn.
- No plant count is given; police reported the uprooted green plants by weight only.
- No arrests or court proceedings are reported; police said the accused were absconding and searches were continuing.
- Nadi Fala Sadi is not mapped; the coordinates are for Mandwa village in Kotra tehsil, so the location is district-level.
- Both reports appear to draw on the same police account, so the figures are not independently corroborated.
- Left out, as its quotation was not found in Udaipur Views: Police registered seven cases at Mandwa police station: one under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act and six under the Excise Act for bhang.