Narcotics Wing News Today

Popular Telugu actress Hema has sought time to appear before the Anti-Narcotics Wing of the Central Crime Branch (CCB) in connection with the rave party which was raided on the outskirts of Bengaluru recently.Police sources stated on Monday ...

The blood samples of two popular Telugu actors, who attended a rave party in a farmhouse here on May 20, have tested positive for drug consumption, police sources said on ThursdayAmong the 98 blood samples collected from the participants in the ...

Blood samples of two Telugu actors, who attended a rave party in a farmhouse here on May 20, have tested positive for drug consumption

The Karnataka Police, which is probing the case related to a Rave party in Bengaluru where narcotics were seized, is also investigating the possibility of a sex racket being operated alongside the supply of drugs.Five individuals were arrested ...

Police, probing the case related to a rave party where narcotics were seized, is also investigating the possibility of a sex racket

The Karnataka Police investigation into a recent rave party in Bengaluru has taken a disturbing turn. While probing the seizure of narcotics at the event, authorities are now investigating the possibility of a parallel sex racket operating alongside the drug supply.

Additionally, the Women Protection Wing achieved a significant breakthrough by capturing five suspects engaged in fraudulent activities, targeting trusts and organisations with false promises of higher CSR funds through cash payments. The accused were found in possession of fake notes amounting to Rs 30,91,60,000, along with Rs 23,49,800 in genuine cash.

With another week gone at the Supreme Court of India, Live Law is back with its Supreme Court Weekly Digest, dedicated to keeping our readers abreast of the most recent legal developments in the...

The Supreme Court expressed dissatisfaction with the State of Madhya Pradesh for not filing the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) along with Challan in an NDPS case. In view of this, Justices J.K....

A Saudi court sentenced a citizen, who is convicted of possessing drugs for the purpose of sale, to 13 years in prison and SR50000 in fine