Live
- PM Modi highlights govt's efforts to make Odisha prosperous and one of the fastest-growing states
- Hezbollah fires 200 rockets at northern, central Israel, injuring eight
- Allu Arjun's Family Appearance on Unstoppable with NBK Breaks Viewership Records
- Unity of hearts & minds essential for peace & progress, says J&K Lt Governor
- IPL 2025 Auction: I deserve Rs 18 cr price, says Chahal on being acquired by Punjab Kings
- EAM Jaishankar inaugurates new premises of Indian embassy in Rome
- Sailing vessel INSV Tarini embarks on second leg of expedition to New Zealand
- Over 15,000 people affected by rain-related disasters in Sri Lanka
- IPL 2025 Auction: RCB acquire Hazlewood for Rs 12.50 cr; Gujarat Titans bag Prasidh Krishna at Rs 9.5 crore
- Maharashtra result reflects the outcome of Congress' destructive politics: BJP's Shazia Ilmi
3 kg ganja seized, two peddlers held
The Adibhatla police apprehended two individuals involved in the illegal sale of banned ganja to labourers in the area. Acting on intelligence, law enforcement officials conducted a raid resulting in the seizure of approximately 3.20 kg of ganja from the suspects.
Rangareddy: The Adibhatla police apprehended two individuals involved in the illegal sale of banned ganja to labourers in the area. Acting on intelligence, law enforcement officials conducted a raid resulting in the seizure of approximately 3.20 kg of ganja from the suspects.
According to Adibatla CI S Raghavender Reddy, the arrested individuals identified as Raju Singh of Hasnagar, along with Uppu Lokeshwar from the Kandukuru Mandal center in Andhra Pradesh, were actively engaged in the supply and distribution of ganja among laborers.
The suspects were intercepted while attempting to sell 3.2 kg of ganja near the Birappa temple in Adibhatla. During the raid, the police confiscated 2 kg of ganja and a cell phone from Raju Singh, while Uppu Lokeshwar was found in possession of 1.2 kg of ganja along with a cellphone.
Adibhatla police filed a case against the accused and have remanded them into custody for further investigation. The CI commended the efforts of SIs D. Krishnaiah, S. Venkatesh, and the entire police staff involved in the successful operation to apprehend the ganja sellers.
