Man, 22, arrested with 1.3 kg of ganja in Viluppuram village
Viluppuram taluk police stopped a 22-year-old man during a patrol in Ainamplayam village on 11 November 2026 and seized 1.300 kg of ganja from him. He was arrested after police found he had kept the cannabis for sale and registered a case.
🇮🇳 Ainamplayam village, Viluppuram taluk, Viluppuram district, Tamil Nadu · India
Officers of the Viluppuram taluk police were on patrol in Ainamplayam village,
near Viluppuram, on 11 November 2026.[1]They stopped a young man who was
standing in the village in a suspicious manner, and searched him.[1]The
search found 1.300 kg of ganja, which the officers seized before questioning
him.[1]
The inquiry established that he was Rajeshkumar, 22, son of Nagappan, from the
same village.[1]Police found that he had kept the ganja for sale.[1]They
registered a case against him and arrested him.[1]Ganja is the name used in
Tamil Nadu for cannabis.[1]
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