Just ten days ago, a significant seizure of 140 kg of ganja was made in Sangareddy district, valued at 35 lakhs. Two individuals were caught concealing marijuana under the sand to evade detection, showcasing the lengths to which smugglers will go to avoid scrutiny.

In a shocking turn of events, a woman from Dhulpet was uncovered operating a clandestine yellow packet manufacturing center, using it as a front to supply ganja. Meanwhile, in Medak district, a brutal incident occurred in which individuals under the influence of ganja fatally assaulted a man.

Instances of confrontations with the police involving ganja gangs further highlight the brazen nature of drug-related activities in Hyderabad. From large-scale narcotics seizures to arrests of individuals selling cannabis-infused chocolates, law enforcement agencies are grappling with a multifaceted drug trade network.

The insidious nature of cannabis chocolates poses a unique challenge, as their resemblance to legitimate confectionery products makes them difficult to identify and regulate. Recent arrests of individuals importing chocolates from Bihar underscore the extent of drug trafficking operations penetrating the city.

As drug sales proliferate across Hyderabad, the threat they pose to future generations looms large. Authorities are faced with the daunting task of curbing the rampant distribution of drugs in various forms, signaling a pressing need for enhanced vigilance and enforcement measures.

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