Nagod Police Seize 215kg Ganja in Massive Drug Bust
Nagod police arrested two and detained a juvenile after seizing 215kg of ganja worth ₹21 lakh and a Bolero vehicle in Dadahi village.
In a major blow to the narcotics trade in Madhya Pradesh, the Nagod police have successfully intercepted a massive shipment of illegal drugs. During a high-stakes operation in Dadahi village, authorities seized 215 kilograms of ganja, marking one of the significant drug busts in the region.
Large Quantity of Contraband Recovered
The police raid, conducted following a specific tip-off received late Friday night, led officers to a residence in the village where a large cache of narcotics was being stored. Upon searching the premises of Sabharaj Pal, officials discovered the massive haul of ganja, which has an estimated market value of ₹2,151,500.
In addition to the narcotics, the police confiscated a Bolero vehicle (registration number MP 19 CA 1061) used in the smuggling operation. The vehicle is valued at approximately ₹500,000 and is believed to be a key component in the transport network of the illicit trade.
Suspects Arrested and Investigation Underway
The operation resulted in the immediate apprehension of three individuals:
- Dwarka Dahiya (Arrested)
- Sabharaj Pal (Arrested)
- One Juvenile (Detained)
Initial interrogations have already begun to unravel the broader smuggling network. The suspects have implicated another individual, identified as Anoop Jaiswal, also known as 'Jassa', suggesting that this operation is merely the tip of the iceberg. Law enforcement agencies are currently conducting raids at multiple locations to track down the remaining members of the syndicate.
Search for Absconding Vehicle Owner
Investigations have revealed that the seized Bolero belongs to Mahesh Dahiya, who has reportedly been on the run for the past year. Police are actively working to locate and arrest him to determine his direct involvement in the drug trafficking activities.
As legal formalities are completed, the adult suspects, Dwarka Dahiya and Sabharaj Pal, will be produced before a court. The juvenile involved in the raid will be presented before the Juvenile Justice Board in accordance with legal protocols.