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Ramagundam Police Destroy Ganja, Warn Strict Action Against Narcotics Network

Ramagundam Police Destroy Ganja, Warn Strict Action Against Narcotics Network
Telangana: CP Warns Of Tough Action Against Ganja Network · deccanchronicle.com

In Ramagundam, a city in Telangana, India, the top police officer gave a serious warning.

He said people must not grow, carry, hide, or sell ganja.

Ganja is a plant used to make an illegal drug.

Police officers destroyed a big pile of ganja that they had taken from wrongdoers.

The pile weighed about 40 kilograms, which is very heavy.

It was worth almost 18 lakh rupees, which is a lot of money.

This ganja came from 81 different police cases.

Police teams are working together to find people who sell drugs.

Anyone caught doing this will face strict punishment.

The officer wants everyone to know that breaking these rules is very serious.

Key facts

Substance destroyed
Ganja (cannabis)
Quantity destroyed
40.173 kg
Estimated value
₹17.9 lakh
Cases registered
81 cases under the NDPS Act
Warning issued by
Police Commissioner Amber Kishore Jha
Location
Ramagundam, Telangana
Enforcement bodies
Local police, Special Drug Control Team, Narcotics Wing

Quotes

Amber Kishore Jha

Ramagundam Police Commissioner

“He said local police, the Special Drug Control Team and the Narcotics Wing were conducting joint operations to crack down on the illegal narcotics trade.”
deccanchronicle.com

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