EAGLE, Cyberabad Police Bust Transnational Drug Network, Hotel Entrepreneur Held

Thirty -four -year -old Syria was a well -educated hotel entrepreneur and was residing in compally. Eagle, on the evening of July 7, a press release, international suppliers, pub -based consumers, courier delivery of narcotics, and digital financial procedures, including deep -rooted, transnational drug network, he said.

Based on certain intelligence inputs, a team from the Cyberabad Narcotics Police Station seized Syria near its restaurant in its compally. He was traveling at a SUV that revealed hidden narcotics on the search.

According to Eagle, hidden narcotics contain 10 grams of cocaine, 3.2 grams OG Kush and 1.6 grams of ecstasy pills. Cocain was packed in a pink cardboard box, hidden skillfully in a lady Chappal’s heel compartment and sent from a courier from the new Delhi under “Fatima önen sent a pseudonym.

This hiding method shows that it is an increasing sophistication aimed at skipping routine controls in narcotic logistics. During the inquiry, Syria revealed surprising information about the scale and complexity of his operations. A graduate of B.Tech and MBA, one of the well -known institutions, worked as a sales manager in Bengaluru before returning to Haydarabad to open his restaurant in 2020.

It was recently reconciled with college and family contacts in drug consumption and smuggling. What started as recreational use has become a rapidly built -in supply, distribution and high -volume sales cycle.

Eagle said that the primary suppliers of Syria contain both Indian contacts and Nigerian drug smugglers operating from Delhi, Bangalore and Goa – that is, Nick, Jerry, Dezmond, Stanley and Prince. Syria, Canara Bank and HDFC Bank’s bank accounts used to receive payment of Nigerian national Nick and cocaine and MDMA admitted to order regular order. The defendants made 41,000 RS.39 Lakh large -scale transfers through RS.1.39 Lakh and recently through the ATM.

In contrast, cocaine and MDMA were sent wisely through courier services in household items. Drugs were later hidden for supplying consumers in the car or restaurant facilities of Syria. Syria has admitted that he had bought cocaine 20 times between 2021 and 2025, and he usually consumed luxury pubs, Farm Pub, Block 22, Bird Box, Xora, Broadway and Quake Arena in Haydarabad.

He also stated that many of these bars began to examine hidden or limited areas to facilitate drug consumption by allocating them for substance use. The defendants also announced that they bought Cocaine from DEZMond and Stanley, together with their friends, and made more than one visit to Goa, which they used.

In addition, a 2022 new Delhi visit for a wedding contacted him with another Nigerian supplier Prince, where he provided cocaine locally. Version, professionals, gymnasium partners, technicians, doctors and pub directors, including many consumers were selected.

The defendants maintained financial agreements through personal and commercial bank accounts, which were associated with the “Ternion Hospitality olan, which was a business -created business while seizing a Madhapore -based restaurant.

Drugs seized from the vehicle of Syria were weighed, sealed and marked (P1 to P6) and all seizures, government mediators and tips were documented in the presence of team officers. The operation was strictly committed to all procedural requirements within the scope of the NDPS law, including 42 (2) and 50 parts, and provided evidence for prosecution.

Based on the existing evidence, a lawsuit was recorded in sections 8 (c), 20 (b) (ii) (a), 22 (a), 22 (b), 27a and 29 of the NDPS Law. The defendant was arrested for custody of the judiciary and the investigation continues to monitor the role of financial flow, courier channel connection, digital footprints and bars and commercial organizations.

This case exemplifies the evolution of urban Urban Urban India, in which educated individuals, technology enthusiastic payment methods and lifestyle environments are united to form high -valuable human trafficking and consumption rings.

Eagle reiterated the decision to follow such networks on the roots and provided accountability between suppliers, financiers and distinguished consumers. To the public, the hospitality industry and the youth communities to remain vigilant and to report suspicious narcotic activities.

“We will continue our operations against zero tolerance and drugs in all social and economic classes,” he added.