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Odisha Police, forest officials destroy cannabis plants spread around 40 acres land

By ANI | Updated: December 20, 2020 06:10 IST

Cannabis plants on about 40 acres of land in Ganjam district were destroyed in a joint operation by police and forest department on Saturday.

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Cannabis plants on about 40 acres of land in Ganjam district were destroyed in a joint operation by police and forest department on Saturday.

Abhiram Behera, Deputy Superintendent of Police (excise) said that around 300 personnel carried out the operation on the instruction of the district collector.

"Around 300 personnel carried out the operation. Cannabis worth Rs 2 crores has been destroyed," Behera told .

The DSP said that such types of operations will be carried in other places as well.

( With inputs from ANI )

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