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On Sunday 2 November 2025, a Churaibari Police Station-led operation destroyed approximately 5,000 cannabis plants on tilla land at Katuacharra in Ward No. 2 of Balicharra ADC Village, Churaibari Police Station area, North Tripura district. The operation ran from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm under the supervision of the Sub-Divisional Police Officer Dharmanagar with Churaibari Police Station personnel and Tripura State Rifles. The cultivation site was located in remote and isolated terrain approximately 3 km from the National Highway. The illicit cultivation was uprooted and destroyed on the spot.  +
Police operatives of the 1st Benguet Provincial Mobile Force Company arrested two men at a checkpoint in Barangay Gambang, Bakun, Benguet on 4 November 2025. According to the police account, a vehicle approaching the checkpoint at Sitio Gakian reversed course toward Barangay Ampusongan and was intercepted after a pursuit at Sitio Mogao, also in Gambang. The two occupants, aged 25 and 24, reportedly claimed to be residents of Parañaque City. Officers recovered 127 tubular bundles of dried leaves totalling 127 kilograms, reported at a standard drug price of ₱15.2 million; a yellow sack containing 10.27 kilograms of dried leaves valued at ₱1.2 million; and a garbage bag holding 10.4 kilograms of dried leaves and stalks also valued at ₱1.2 million. The suspects and seized material were taken to Bakun Municipal Police Station for processing and filing of charges under Republic Act 9165, the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002.  +
A coordinated anti-cannabis operation led by Bishalgarh SDPO Bikash Senthia (IPS) destroyed approximately 55,000 cannabis plants across 25 plots in the Banshibari forest area on November 11, 2025. The six-hour operation (6 a.m. to noon) involved joint forces from Bishalgarh Police Station, TSR, BSF, CRPF, Charilam Forest Department, and 14th Battalion Women TSR personnel. The cultivators reportedly observed from nearby forests as their crops were uprooted and burned. Local residents alleged that unlike Bishalgarh police, Kalamchaura police have avoided anti-cannabis operations in their jurisdiction due to alleged influence and monetary inducements from cultivators.  +
Bareskrim Polri's narcotics directorate destroyed cannabis fields totalling 51.75 hectares across 26 sites in Gayo Lues regency, Aceh, on 14 November 2025. The fields lay inside Gunung Leuser National Park, spread across the Blangkejeren, Putri Betung and Pining districts. The investigation began with the arrest of two suspects in Deli Serdang, North Sumatra, the day before, who were carrying 47 kg of cannabis. Police said growers floated dried bagged cannabis downriver to waiting couriers, who packaged it by the kilo for distribution.  +
On Tuesday 18 November 2025, a Sepahijala District Police-led joint operation, informally referred to by some units as the 'Mega Cannabis Plants Destruction Drive', destroyed approximately 1,200,000 semi-mature cannabis plants across 120 plots in remote forest areas at Sutarmura, Toktumadum, Chitta Rambari, Ukyamura, Tulamura Kamalnagar and Ghatigar, falling under the jurisdictions of the Bishramganj, Bishalgarh, Kalamchura, Sonamura and Melagarh police stations. The operation ran from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm with over 500 personnel deployed, including the District Police, the 1st, 7th, 11th and 14th Battalions of the Tripura State Rifles, the Central Reserve Police Force, Women TSR, district civil administration and Forest Department. Officials estimated the destroyed material at approximately ₹50 crore. The operation was led by Sepahijala Superintendent of Police Bijoy Debbarma. A preliminary investigation indicated the cannabis was likely intended for interstate trafficking. The operation was the largest single-day Sepahijala district destruction drive on record at the time.  +
On Thursday 20 November 2025, a joint Forest Department, police and BSF operation at Melkabari under Baijalbari Police Station area, Khowai district, destroyed approximately 4,000 mature cannabis plants by burning across roughly five kanis (~2 acres) of government forest land. Officials estimated each mature plant at over one kilogram of dried ganja. After the destruction, a group of local women allegedly armed with sticks and rods attacked the security team. Police fired tear gas shells to disperse the group. Two security personnel — a Forest Department guard identified as Sushanta Bhowmik and a BSF jawan — were injured, and two police vehicles were vandalised, with one initially unrecoverable from the site. The damaged vehicle was later recovered using a crane. Senior police officials reached the location and additional police were deployed. A case was registered in connection with the attack and an investigation initiated.  +
Gonaganara Police conducted a four-day operation inside the Yala Reserve area, uncovering three separate cannabis plantations totalling approximately 200,000 plants across 10 acres. The first site covered five acres with approximately 100,000 plants; the second spanned three acres with approximately 60,000 plants; the third covered two acres with approximately 40,000 plants. Officers also seized 50.6 kg of dried cannabis ready for distribution. No suspects were arrested; investigations are ongoing.  +
The Philippine National Police (PNP), alongside the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) Region 1 and multiple provincial/regional units, reported destroying an estimated ₱28.92 million worth of cannabis across a five-day eradication campaign in the rugged uplands of Sugpon, Ilocos Sur and the adjacent border area of Kibungan, Benguet (November 19–23, 2025). Operations targeted plantations in Barangay Licungan and Barangay Danac (Sugpon) and the Licungan–Tacadang border zone (Sugpon–Kibungan), with on-site documentation and destruction reported throughout.  +
On Saturday 29 November 2025, a routine vehicle checking operation at the Naka Point under Ganganagar Police Station, Dhalai district, became a major narcotics seizure after a vehicle (TR-01-0759) coming from Gandacherra towards Ambassa broke through the police barricade rather than stopping for inspection. Police pursued the vehicle and located it abandoned at Purnajoypara, where the driver had fled. A second vehicle parked nearby (TR-01-CA-0763) was also inspected. Across both vehicles, police recovered approximately 547 kg of dried cannabis valued at approximately ₹2 crore in the illegal market. Multiple number plates were recovered from the two vehicles, suggesting attempts to disguise their identities. Two individuals from South Tripura district were detained near the location for suspicious behaviour and were under interrogation. The operation was led by Sub-Divisional Police Officer Gandachera Nirupam Dutta with Officer-in-Charge Gautam Debbarma, Inspector Babul Mahajan and other personnel.  +
On Sunday 30 November 2025, a Bishramganj Police Station-led operation destroyed approximately 12,000 mature cannabis plants across six plots in deep forest areas at Amarendranagar, Bishalgarh sub-division, Sepahijala district. The operation was led by Bishramganj Police Station Officer-in-Charge Inspector Ajit Debbarma with personnel of the 11 Battalion Tripura State Rifles. The operation was one of three same-day Sepahijala district destruction drives, alongside parallel ops led by Sonamura Police Station and Madhupur Police Station, totalling over 442,000 plants destroyed district-wide.  +
On Sunday 30 November 2025, a Madhupur Police Station-led operation destroyed approximately 30,000 mature cannabis plants across six plots in forest areas at Kartailya and Konaban under Bishalgarh sub-division, Sepahijala district. The operation was led by Madhupur Police Station Officer-in-Charge Inspector Debajit Chattarjee with personnel of the 11 Battalion Tripura State Rifles and Forest Officers. The operation was one of three same-day Sepahijala district destruction drives, alongside parallel ops led by Bishramganj Police Station and Sonamura Police Station, totalling over 442,000 plants destroyed district-wide.  +
On Sunday 30 November 2025, a Sonamura Police Station-led joint operation destroyed approximately 400,000 mature cannabis plants across 34 plots in the Kamalnagar, Ghatigarh and Dulunga forest areas of Sonamura sub-division, Sepahijala district. The operation was led by Sonamura Police Station Officer-in-Charge Inspector Tapas Das with personnel from the 81 and 49 Battalions BSF, the 5th, 7th, 9th and 11th Battalions of the Tripura State Rifles, the 14th Battalion Women TSR and Sonamura sub-division forest teams. The operation was one of three same-day Sepahijala district destruction drives, alongside parallel ops led by Bishramganj Police Station and Madhupur Police Station, totalling over 442,000 plants destroyed district-wide.  +
On Tuesday 2 December 2025, a Bishalgarh Police Station-led joint operation destroyed approximately 300,000 pre-matured cannabis plants across 70 plots in the Raghunandan Para and Jagatrambari areas under Bangshibari ADC village, Bishalgarh sub-division, Sepahijala district. The operation ran from 7:00 am to 11:00 am, in parallel with a separate Kalamchoura Police Station-led operation in Sonamura sub-division on the same morning. Personnel from Bishalgarh Police Station, the Tripura State Rifles, the Central Reserve Police Force and the Forest Department participated, led by the Officer-in-Charge of Bishalgarh Police Station.  +
On Tuesday 2 December 2025, a Kalamchoura Police Station-led joint operation destroyed approximately 550,000 pre-matured cannabis plants across 48 plots in the North Kalamchoura, Pasania and Takkamura Tila forest areas of Sonamura sub-division, Sepahijala district. The operation ran from 7:00 am to 2:00 pm. Personnel from Kalamchoura Police Station, the Tripura State Rifles (men and women battalions), the Central Reserve Police Force and the Forest Department participated, led by the Officer-in-Charge of Kalamchoura Police Station.  +
On Sunday 7 December 2025, a Bishramganj Police Station-led joint operation destroyed over 400,000 mature cannabis plants across 32 forest department plots in the Ramnagar Puran Pagli Bari area of Bishalgarh sub-division, Sepahijala district. The operation was led by Bishramganj Police Station Officer-in-Charge Ajit Debbarma with the 1st and 11th Battalions of the Tripura State Rifles, Central Reserve Police Force personnel and women police officers. Over 150 personnel were deployed in plantations hidden inside rubber forests. Officials estimated the destroyed crop at approximately ₹25 crore. Cultivators attempted to obstruct the operation by felling large trees across the road, but the team pushed through and cleared the fields. As destruction proceeded, tribal women cultivators rushed to the site, crying and pleading with officials to spare the plantations, citing dependent daughters of marriageable age, children in residential schools and bedridden family members. One woman collapsed inside the plantation and was revived by other cultivators. Several men attempted to resist with sticks but retreated in the face of the deployment. Officer-in-Charge Ajit Debbarma said operations would continue.  +
A coordinated anti-ganja operation led by Raikia Police Station Officer Ashutosh Paik destroyed a 25-acre (10.1 hectare) cannabis plantation in the Naudimahao forest area of Raikia block, Kandhamal district. Joint forces from Raikia Police, Excise Department (Phulbani), and Forest Department uprooted over 100,000 cannabis plants with an estimated value of ₹2 crore (approximately $240,000 USD). Case No. 275/2025 has been filed at Raikia police station with investigations ongoing to identify cultivators and traders. Authorities emphasized continued efforts to eradicate illegal plantations across Kandhamal district with stricter monitoring and enforcement.  +
Rabi Island administrator Iakoba Karutake has written to the Fiji Police Force requesting a team be deployed to conduct raids on the island, citing worsening cannabis use and cultivation. Karutake said no methamphetamine had been reported on the island and major crime remained low. He has met repeatedly with local police about the problem and called on church leaders, village elders and parents to discourage drug use as part of a community-wide response.  +
On Tuesday 23 December 2025, a Jatrapur Police Station-led joint operation destroyed approximately 100,000 mature cannabis plants across 22 plots in two areas of Sonamura sub-division, Sepahijala district. The team first cleared 12 plots in the Southern Teichhmar jungle of the ADC Village area near Kathalia, then proceeded approximately 12 km north along the Sonamura-Bilonia bypass road from the Kathalia commercial area tri-junction to the Thandamura forest of South Paharpur, where 10 further plots were destroyed. The operation was carried out in dense fog by Jatrapur Police Station personnel with the 9th, 11th and 14th Battalions of the Tripura State Rifles. Per Officer-in-Charge Smritikanta Burdhan, some local observers were present at a distance during the destruction but the cultivators did not attempt resistance, attributed to the size of the deployment. The operation was led by Jatrapur Police Station Officer-in-Charge Smritikanta Burdhan.  +
Joint operatives of the Benguet Police Provincial Office, the Regional Intelligence Division of Police Regional Office Cordillera Administrative Region, Regional Intelligence Unit-14, and the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency Cordillera regional office destroyed cannabis plantations in Barangay Tacadang, Kibungan and Barangay Kayapa, Bakun on 24 December 2025. Approximately 11,250 fully grown plants with a reported standard drug price of ₱2.25 million were uprooted. The operation was conducted by the Kibungan and Bakun municipal police stations, the 1st Benguet Provincial Mobile Force Company, and the Benguet Provincial Drug Enforcement and Intelligence Units. The raid was reported alongside same-day operations in Kalinga as part of continuing PRO CAR eradication activity during the 2025 holiday season.  +
Joint operatives of the Kalinga Police Provincial Office and the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency Kalinga office destroyed five cannabis plantation sites across four barangays in Tinglayan, Kalinga on 24 December 2025. Approximately 45,000 fully grown plants with a reported standard drug price of ₱9 million were uprooted at sites in Barangays Loccong, Buscalan, Butbut Proper, and Tulgao East. The operation was conducted by the 2nd Kalinga Provincial Mobile Force Company, the Tinglayan, Tanudan, Balbalan, and Rizal municipal police stations, and the Kalinga Provincial Drug Enforcement and Intelligence Units. The raid was reported alongside same-day operations in Benguet as part of continuing Police Regional Office Cordillera Administrative Region eradication activity during the 2025 holiday season. PNP Acting Chief Police Lieutenant General Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. said operations would continue through the holidays given the harm illegal drugs cause to families and communities, framing the effort under the "Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas" agenda of strengthened enforcement and community trust.  +