One of two Delhi businessmen apprehended with MDMA is sought in six counts

Hyderabad: Two individuals connected to the drug-selling network linked to the Radisson-Gachibowli drugs case were taken into custody by Madhapur police on Wednesday. Among them was a businessman from Delhi.

Authorities said that they had apprehended Milansi Narendrasi Vanath from Delhi and Syed Abdul Rahman from Musheerabad, from whom they had taken eleven grammes of MDMA. One of the offenders also had an expensive automobile worth over Rs 1 crore confiscated by the police.

Six separate charges, filed in different districts of Hyderabad and Cyberabad, sought the pair’s arrest. “The defendants established narcotics networks in Goa, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, and Delhi. According to a press release from Cyberabad police, “they are targeting regular pub-goers.” The accused, Narendra, reportedly used the money he got from his crimes to purchase expensive automobiles and cell phones.
Narendrasi, who runs a number of enterprises, allegedly engaged in narcotics sales as well, according to the police. He purchased the narcotics from his suppliers and then sent them to his sub-peddlers in other cities.
We believe that in order to reach their intended clientele at pricey hotels, they used luxury vehicles. In order to discover potential consumers, they used to travel to the hotels and pretend to be customers, according to the authorities. The authorities said that they had not yet looked into who owned the expensive vehicle.