
Three brothers were arrested in Hyderabad after they allegedly unleashed a dog on police, stabbed an inspector with a screwdriver and fled across rooftops during a ganja raid. The EAGLE Force operation…
Three brothers were arrested in Hyderabad after they allegedly unleashed a dog on police, stabbed an inspector with a screwdriver and fled across rooftops during a ganja raid. The EAGLE Force operation targeted a ‘dead drop’ network where collectors hid drugs in garbage piles and sent buyers photos of the location. Police seized 14 kg of marijuana and an airgun. Investigators traced the network from a customer’s WhatsApp history.

The suspects had 203 clients, of whom 100 were tested. The Hindu reports 79 tested positive for marijuana, while Times of India says 74. Times of India adds that the brothers’ accomplice, Kiran’s wife, was also arrested. The accused had earned about Rs 25 lakh since 2025.

The dramatic chase and dog attack make for a gripping story, but the real narrative is about the scale of online drug sales reaching young consumers across states. The EAGLE team’s method of tracing consumers from digital trails is effective, yet it risks turning every user into a criminal. The state must balance enforcement with treatment. Will the 79 consumers who tested positive receive counselling or just a police record?
Sources (2): thehindu.com, timesofindia.indiatimes.com
This story was synthesised by AI from the 2 sources linked above.
Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.