Archive · 26 Sep 2025
OG Kush Fuels Addiction, Leads Users to Thailand
Some people are using a drug called OG Kush, which has a lot of a chemical that makes you feel high.
It's stronger than regular cannabis.
Because the supply of drugs in one area is getting harder to find due to police action, many people are going to Thailand to get OG Kush, where it's easier to find.
Some people even bring it back to India.
This has caused a problem for the police, because OG Kush is being smuggled in and is considered dangerous.
Police are also trying to stop the money being made from the drug trade.
Drug users are shifting to Thailand for OG Kush due to police crackdowns in Goa.
OG Kush contains significantly higher THC than cannabis, making it more potent.
Availability of OG Kush in Goa has decreased, causing addicts to seek it elsewhere.
OG Kush is cultivated in warm climates or through hydroponic methods.
Money from drug sales is routed through international networks.
- Who
- Drug users, EAGLE officers, and Nigerian cartels.
- What
- Shift in drug consumption location, increase in OG Kush use, and related criminal activity.
- When
- Recent
- Where
- Goa, Thailand, Mumbai, and various international locations.
- Why
- Due to crackdowns in Goa, availability and cost of OG Kush, and a desire to obtain the drug.
- Drug of Concern
- OG Kush
- THC Content
- 19-27% (vs. 4-15% in cannabis)
- Origin
- Cultivated in warm climates or hydroponically
- Primary Destination
- Thailand
- Price in Thailand
- ₹1,000 per gram
- Price in India
- ₹3,000 per gram