Champawat Police destroyed a cannabis crop grown on approximately one nali of land in Talla Budam village on 17 October 2026, as part of an ongoing campaign against narcotics in the district.
The action was carried out by personnel from Budam Police Out, which operates under Reetha Sahib Police Station. The crop was found cultivated on land in the village and was subsequently destroyed, according to the police.
Anti-narcotics campaign
The operation forms part of Champawat district’s campaign to prevent narcotics and support the creation of a drug-free society. The available police information does not identify the landholder or report any arrest in connection with the crop.
The action highlights the police effort to remove cannabis cultivation from the area. No further details about the quantity of plants, the method of destruction or follow-up legal proceedings were provided.
Conclusion
Champawat Police reported the destruction of cannabis cultivated on approximately one nali of land in Talla Budam village during its district-wide anti-narcotics campaign. The operation was conducted by Budam Police Outunder Reetha Sahib Police Station.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What action did Champawat Police take?
Champawat Police destroyed a cannabis crop cultivated on approximately one nali of land.
Q. Where was the crop found?
The crop was found in Talla Budam village in Champawat district.
Q. Which police unit carried out the operation?
Personnel from Budam Police Outunder Reetha Sahib Police Station carried out the action.
Q. When did the action take place?
The action took place on 17 October 2026.
Q. What campaign was the operation part of?
It was part of a campaign to prevent narcotics and help create a drug-free society in Champawat district.
