Bihar Police and the Sashastra Seema Bal arrested two Nepalese nationals near Sindhwalia Chhatiya Ghat in the Kangli police station area of West Champaran district on the evening of 7 February 2026.[1] The two men are residents of Sonbarsa village in Parsa district of Nepal.[1] A second account names the arrested men as Rambhu Kumar Yadav and Nagendra Sahni of Sonbarsa, Bairiya, Parsa, Nepal.[2]

The pair were allegedly transporting 39kg of ganja concealed on a motorcycle when the joint police and SSB team laid a trap and stopped them.[1] Officers seized the 39 kg of ganja-like substance together with one motorcycle.[2] Police registered Kangli police station case number 14/26 dated 07/02/2026 and began legal proceedings.[2]

Superintendent of Police Shaurya Suman said the trap followed credible information about the movement of narcotics across the border.[1] A case was registered under relevant sections of the NDPS Act, and further investigation is under way to trace the network involved in the smuggling attempt.[1] Police described the operation as part of intensified surveillance along the border to curb cross-border smuggling, with further questioning continuing to establish the source and intended destination of the seized contraband.[1]