A nationwide DRI crackdown has exposed how cannabis and charas were being moved through a mix of road, rail and other transport routes, with around 740 kg seized.
What happened
- The seizures included 709.6 kg of ganja, 24.5 kg of high-grade hydroponic cannabis and 5 kg of charas.
- Thirteen people were arrested across eight operations.
- One major interception involved trucks near Raipur, while another case involved charas allegedly smuggled from Nepal and concealed on train passengers.
Why people are paying attention
The operations are notable because they show traffickers adapting across transport modes rather than relying on one corridor. High-grade hydroponic cannabis also points to a changing market beyond traditional bulk ganja.
What to watch next
Investigators will now focus on suppliers, financing, interstate links and whether the separate seizures connect to larger organised networks.
Bottom line
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Source: DD India
