"hashish-oil"

Hyderabad police arrested three individuals for allegedly possessing and selling hashish oil, seizing 185 grams during a joint operation. The accused reportedly sourced the contraband from Araku and supplied it within the city before being caught in a trap.

Warangal police arrested four members of an inter-State gang involved in smuggling hash oil and seized contraband worth Rs 2.50 crore. The accused were travelling to Mumbai to sell the drugs when they were intercepted based on a tip-off.

Hyderabad police arrested two drug peddlers, Jyothi Pradeep and Kota Vijay Kumar, at Musheerabad and seized 367 grams of hashish oil. The oil was procured from Visakhapatnam. Efforts are ongoing to apprehend their associate, Mahaboob, who is absconding.

Indian agencies have flagged the revival of a Nepal–India–Sri Lanka drug smuggling route, with narcotics such as hashish oil and charas moving through South India. A multi-state NCB operation seized drugs worth Rs 10 crore while investigations continue

Medchal police arrested three drug peddlers and seven consumers during a late-night raid and seized ganja and hashish oil. The accused allegedly sourced the drugs from Andhra Pradesh. A case has been registered under the NDPS Act.

Hyderabad police arrested two men, Surya Prakash and Robert Raju, after seizing 1.12 kg of ganja and 4.2 g of hashish oil at Madhapur. The duo reportedly planned to sell the drugs. A case has been registered.

Telangana Excise officials arrested Hari Babu alias Chintu at Bowenpally for selling hashish oil. He sourced the drug from Visakhapatnam and sold it in Hyderabad for profit. Officials seized 16 bottles containing 96 grams of hashish oil worth Rs 50,000.

Hyderabad Task Force (East) arrested five persons, including two peddlers, and seized 1.3 kg of hashish oil. The accused sold the drug at Rs 500 per five-gram bottle. A case was registered at Afzalgunj police station

The Hyderabad police arrested a man in Borabanda for possessing 200 grams of hashish oil. The accused, from Ranga Reddy district, had allegedly sourced the narcotic from Araku Valley and was planning to sell it in the city

A Prohibition and Excise Department team was attacked in Hyderabad’s Jeedimetla while acting on a tip-off about hashish oil sales. The team, led by Inspector Ch. Kotamma, was obstructed and assaulted by a group including several named individuals.

Rachakonda police busted an interstate drug smuggling operation, arresting two men and seizing 20 kg of hashish oil worth Rs 1.2 crore. The duo smuggled the oil via Hyderabad to Bengaluru. The main supplier and buyer are still at large.

As a supportive measure, TGANB is also sponsoring the provision of high-precision weighing machines to investigation units across the State, including the Task Force, SOT, H-NEW, Clues Teams, and Railway Police

Drug peddlers D Elisha Vali and G Nikhel Sai and consumer G Arvind Rao were arrested. All are common friends

The arrested person was identified as Lalit Mandi (22), a farmer from Odisha and the absconding suspect is Sarata Pujari from Odisha.

A total of 35,000 kg of marijuana, 39 kg of hashish oil, and other drugs were destroyed under the supervision of the drug disposal committee

Peddler Kalyan procured the contraband from Odisha, hid it in his house and planned to sell it at a premium

The drugs such as ganja, hashish oil, ganja chocolates, hashish oil, MDMA, cocaine, charas, opium, LSD blots pertained to 155 NDPS Act cases registered at different police stations in Cyberabad

Based on specific information, the Balanagar SOT team and local police apprehended three suspects—Sabavath Suman, Ramavath Lalu, and Kethavath Vijay Kumar from Nalgonda district—near Shobhana bus stop in Balanagar. A fourth suspect, Kiran from Jalaput town, Odisha, is still at large.

Acting on a tip off, the Task Force team caught Hantal Gobardhan alias Govardhan (32), a native of Malkangiri in Odhisa who travelled to the city to deliver the contraband here

The arrested individuals are V. Ranjith Kumar, Bollam Sai Nithin, Bachu Narendra, and B. Sai Krishna, while their associate, Sai, is currently absconding.