Over 7,000 Cannabis Plants Destroyed in Keralam's Palakkad Forest
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Police destroyed over 7,000 illicit cannabis plants discovered in a forest area in Palakkad, Kerala.
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- Police discovered and destroyed approximately 7,300 cannabis plants in a remote forest area in Attappady.
- Law enforcement located the cultivation after receiving a tip-off about operations in the region.
- The perpetrators had installed a drip irrigation system using water diverted from local streams.
- Investigations are underway to identify the individuals responsible for the plantation.
What to watch next
- Progress in the investigation to identify the cultivators
- Further enforcement actions in the Attappady region
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NamedIndia · Attappady · Palakkad · District Anti-Narcotics Special Action Force · Harshad · Pudur Police
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