Indian rail security seized 111 kg of ganja in Nov 2025, part of a nationwide crackdown.

In November 2025, Indian railway security forces intensified anti-smuggling operations, seizing over 111 kg of ganja across Northeast India, West Bengal, and Bihar, with combined value exceeding Rs 9.41 crore. RPF units made multiple arrests in October and early November, recovering narcotics at stations including New Coochbehar, Agartala, Lumding, and Dharmanagar, and handing them to local police. Separate operations in Jharkhand, Odisha, and Bangladesh’s Lalmonirhat district led to additional arrests and drug seizures, including 2.32 kg of marijuana and 31.4 kg of ganja. These actions are part of a broader crackdown on narcotics trafficking through rail and road networks, with authorities highlighting coordination between RPF, GRP, and other agencies.