New Delhi: When a pair from Bengaluru uploaded a Fb video, they unintentionally confirmed two ganja crops rising of their balcony backyard. Social media customers took discover of the video and reported the crops to the police. Following a raid, Bengaluru police seized roughly 54 grams of hashish and 17 flower pots; two of them have been discovered to include ganja. The couple have been arrested by the police.
Initially from Namchi, Sikkim, Sagar Gurung, 37, and his spouse, Urmila Kumari, 38, are residents of the town’s MSR Nagar, Sadashivanagar neighborhood. Sagar manages a small restaurant whereas Urmila is a homemaker. On October 18, a video of their balcony lined in crops appeared on social media, drawing the eye of customers of ganja crops who later reported the crops to the authorities.
The cops raided the situation on November 5 after receiving the tip. The couple initially refused to cooperate, however upon nearer inspection police discovered two empty flower pots, which advised that the crops had been rapidly eliminated. Underneath strain, the couple admitted to cultivating ganja. Later, the cops positioned the dustbin the place that they had tried to do away with the crops.
Following the raid, roughly 54 grams of hashish and 17 flower pots have been seized; two of them have been discovered to include ganja. Police are trying into whether or not the crops have been grown for industrial functions. Moreover, the authorities have been investigating if there’s a wider community.
The couple have been launched on bail however they face ongoing authorized proceedings below the Narcotic Medication and Psychotropic Substances Act.
