Archive · 23 Jul 2025
BSF Seizes 89.4kg Ganja on India-Bangladesh Border
Border Security Force (BSF) officers caught some people trying to smuggle a large amount of ganja (marijuana) across the border between India and Bangladesh.
They found 89.4 kilograms of the drug.
The event occurred in the North 24 Parganas and Nadia districts of West Bengal.
The BSF acted after getting a tip about the suspicious activity.
When they approached a group of four or five people, they fired a warning shot with a special type of gun that doesn't cause serious harm.
The smugglers were trying to bring the drugs across the border.
The BSF is responsible for preventing illegal activities like this.
BSF seized 89.4 kg of ganja on the India-Bangladesh border.
The seizure happened in West Bengal's North 24 Parganas and Nadia districts.
BSF troops acted on a tip-off regarding suspicious activity near the border.
The incident involved four to five individuals suspected of smuggling.
A warning shot was fired using a non-lethal pump action gun.
- Who
- BSF troops and four to five individuals.
- What
- BSF seized 89.4 kg of ganja being smuggled.
- When
- Tuesday (implied)
- Where
- India-Bangladesh border in West Bengal's North 24 Parganas and Nadia districts.
- Why
- To stop the smuggling of illegal drugs.
- Seized Substance
- Ganja (marijuana)
- Quantity Seized
- 89.4 kg
- Location
- India-Bangladesh border
- Indian Districts
- North 24 Parganas and Nadia
- Action Taken
- Warning shot fired
- Weapon Used
- Non-lethal pump action gun (PAG)