EAGLE, the Elite Action Group for Drug Law Enforcement, apprehended 14 individuals in a decoy operation near HDFC Bank in Gachibowli, dismantling a larger drug supply network of over 100 individuals.
Drug EnforcementDecoy OperationEagleGachibowliDrug NetworkReal Estate MaharashtraJul 14, 2025
EAGLE stands for Elite Action Group for Drug Law Enforcement. It is a specialized unit dedicated to combating drug-related crimes and ensuring public safety.
A total of 14 individuals were arrested in the decoy operation near HDFC Bank in Gachibowli.
The main drug involved in the operation was Ganja (cannabis).
The suspect used WhatsApp to communicate with potential buyers, sending coded messages such as 'Bhai Baccha a Gaya Bhai' to indicate his arrival and the availability of the substance.
The next step involves analyzing digital evidence, WhatsApp communication logs, and phone numbers to trace the supply network and identify the main peddler, Sandeep.
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