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News:2025-11-11/Eradication/police-destroy-55-000-cannabis-plants-in-coordinated-bishalgarh-operation

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NewsEradication11 November 2025
Police destroy 55,000+ cannabis plants in coordinated Bishalgarh operation
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.
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PlaceBishalgarh (Banshibari area)SepahijalaTripuraIndia
Growing regionIndo-Burman Range
Growing areaTripura Hills
AgencyBishalgarh Police Station; Tripura State Rifles (TSR); Border Security Force (BSF); Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF); Charilam Forest Department; 14th Battalion Women TSR
Plants eradicated55,000
Approximate location23.67, 91.25
Quantities as reported by the source.

2025-11-11 Eradication Police destroy 55,000+ cannabis plants in coordinated Bishalgarh operation 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. https://tripurachronicle.in/local-news/massive-police-operation-destroys-over-55000-ganja-plants-in-bishalgarh/ Tripura eradication campaigns (2025) India Tripura Sepahijala Indo-Burman Range Tripura Hills Sepahijala (appellation) Bishalgarh (Banshibari area) 23° 40' 12.00" N, 91° 15' 0.00" E Bishalgarh Police Station Tripura State Rifles (TSR) Border Security Force (BSF) Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Charilam Forest Department 14th Battalion Women TSR 55000 H1.jpg