Nagpur – A major security scare erupted at Nagpur Railway Station when an unclaimed trolley bag was discovered in coach B/3 of the Gondwana Express. The incident took place during a routine security check on Platform No. 4, prompting officials to call the bomb detection and disposal squad. However, instead of explosives, the bag was found to contain a large quantity of ganja (cannabis), leading to the arrest of a woman in connection with the case.
The trolley bag was located beneath berth number 28 in the B/3 coach. Since no passenger came forward to claim it, the Railway Police alerted the bomb squad. During the operation, officers noticed a strong smell of cannabis emanating from the bag.
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Suspicion fell on a woman seated at berth number 32 in the same coach. She was later identified as Sukna Awadhesh Mehra, and upon interrogation, she confessed to owning the bag. A search revealed four tightly packed bundles wrapped in cellophane tape, containing 6.91 kg of ganja, along with an Aadhaar card, a mobile phone, and some cash.
The Government Railway Police (GRP) have registered a case against the accused under relevant sections of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. Further investigation is currently underway.
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