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Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) and Central Bureau of Narcotics (CBN) destroy 2.87 Hectares (7.08 Acres) of illicit cannabis (ganja) cultivation in wildlife sanctuary, District Dhule, Maharashtra

Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) and Central Bureau of Narcotics (CBN) destroy 2.87 Hectares (7.08 Acres) of illicit cannabis (ganja) cultivation in wildlife sanctuary, District Dhule, Maharashtra

The Press Information Bureau issued a report about an anti-narcotics operation where the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence and the Central Bureau of Narcotics destroyed illegal cannabis cultivation. The enforcement agencies destroyed 2.87 hectares, equal to 7.08 acres, of illicit ganja crops inside a wildlife sanctuary located in District Dhule, Maharashtra. This action impacts local ecosystems and wildlife habitats within the protected sanctuary by removing illegal drug farming. Citizens can read the official government report to understand ongoing enforcement actions against illegal cultivation in forested and protected regions.