Archive · 26 Jan 2026
Excise Constable Injured in Ganja Smuggling Raid
A brave woman named G. Soumya, who works as an excise constable, got very hurt while trying to stop some bad people who were smuggling ganja.
She was run over by their car and had to have one of her kidneys and her spleen removed.
She is now in a special hospital in Hyderabad where doctors are taking care of her.
Her family is asking for help to find a kidney donor so she can get better.
The government is helping by paying for her treatment and promising to support her family.
The police have caught two of the bad people and are looking for the other two.
Soumya has always wanted to be a police officer and has been working hard in the excise department.
Excise constable G. Soumya was seriously injured during a raid on ganja smugglers in Nizamabad.
She was run over by the smugglers' car and had to have one kidney and her spleen removed.
Soumya is currently in critical condition at NIMS in Hyderabad, and her family has appealed for a kidney donation.
Two smugglers were arrested, while two others escaped.
The government is bearing all her medical expenses and has assured support for her family.
- Who
- Excise constable G. Soumya and ganja smugglers
- What
- G. Soumya was seriously injured during a raid on ganja smugglers
- When
- Friday night
- Where
- Madhavanagar, Nizamabad
- Why
- The excise team was conducting a raid on a reported ganja consignment
Family's Appeal
Government's Response
Kidney Donation
Family's Appeal
The family appealed for a kidney donation for Soumya, expressing hope that a request from the health minister might prioritize their case.
Government's Response
The government, through Minister Damodar Rajanarsimha, assured support and help in finding a kidney donor, and is bearing all medical expenses.
- Constable's Name
- G. Soumya
- Location of Incident
- Madhavanagar, Nizamabad
- Hospital
- Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS), Hyderabad
- Arrested Smugglers
- Syed Sohail and Mohammad Rahil
- Date of Incident
- Friday night
- Injuries Sustained
- Spleen and one kidney removed, liver damaged, internal bleeding, rib injuries
- Government Support
- All medical expenses are being borne by the government, and financial assistance will be provided if she cannot resume duty.