108 students found consuming liquor at Chevella farmhouse, four test positive for ganja

A police raid uncovered 108 students partaking in liquor consumption at a farmhouse in Kammeta village, located within Chevella police jurisdiction, on Friday evening. Among them, four individuals tested positive for ganja use. According to Telangana excise regulations, private events like gatherings at farmhouses necessitate prior permission for serving alcohol, making violations subject to legal consequences under relevant laws.

The Chevella police and Special Operations Team (SOT) collaborated to execute the raid following credible information. The affected students hailed from ICFAI and IBS Colleges, comprising 71 males and 37 females, as per the police report. The students were discovered drinking liquor without obtaining the necessary permits, as confirmed by authorities.

During the search, law enforcement recovered 15 grams of ganja, seven vehicles (including three motorcycles) and 70 mobile phones from the farmhouse. Chevella Police Station Inspector Narendra Reddy announced that a case had been filed and an in-depth investigation is currently underway. Further legal repercussions are expected to be administered in line with the applicable legislation.