Railway Route Used in Large‑Scale Cannabis Smuggling to Bilaspur

A detailed probe by the Gujarat Railway Police suggests that the recent cannabis haul destined for Bilaspur was shipped via train routes. The sizable consignment, exceeding 55 kilograms, is believed to have been loaded onto freight wagons at an origin point before being moved through a series of railway stations. Investigators claim that the syndicate offered monetary incentives to youthful carriers who would transport the packages as part of their regular train journeys. The railway system provided a covert channel, reducing the risk of detection compared to road transport. Authorities are still compiling a list of the individuals who handled the cargo at each transfer point and are tracing the path taken to reach Bilaspur. Early findings point to a network that spans several states, with connections to suppliers in the north and distributors in central India. Police continue to interview detained suspects to confirm the chain of command and to locate hidden caches along the railway line.