Seventeen held for illegal sale of opioid-based tablets

Seventeen radical were arrested successful Nalgonda territory successful transportation with the amerciable merchantability and depletion of opioid-based tablets, including Spasmo-Proxyvon Plus and Tramadol (Ultra King).

The arrests came aft a associated cognition by the Telangana Anti-Narcotics Bureau’s EAGLE Force, Nalgonda Police, and the Drug Control Administration, which uncovered a web progressive successful the unauthorised commercialized of medicine drugs.

On Monday, officials conducted conveyance checks adjacent Munugode Road successful Nalgonda and apprehended Md. Zabinulla, 35, lad of Hafeezulla, a fridge mechanic from Nalgonda, who was carrying narcotic tablets connected a two-wheeler. Zabinulla admitted being addicted to Spasmo-Proxyvon Plus and revealed that helium was illegally purchasing and reselling the tablets for 3 months. He obtained each portion of 8 tablets for ₹100 from Venkata Ramana Medical Store successful Thorrur, Mahabubabad district, and sold them locally for ₹200 per strip.

Investigation revealed that the aesculapian store, owned by Daram Krishna Sai, 30, was selling Schedule H1 drugs without valid prescriptions oregon maintaining statutory records, successful usurpation of the NDPS Act and Drug Control Rules. The Drug Inspector seized the shop, on with banal and records, and cancelled its licence.

The arrested persons were identified arsenic Md. Zabinulla, 35, Daram Krishna Sai, 30, supplier, and consumers Junaid, 26, Ahmed Abdul Hafeez, 41, Shaik Owaiz, 31, Shaik Afroz, 26, Md. Javid, Mazid, Ameer, Ubed, Salman, Yunus, Noman, Ashar, Pavan Kumar, Shaabaz, and Wasim, who was some a user and a peddler.

The seized items see 2,400 Spasmo-Proxyvon Plus tablets, 345 Tramadol Ultra King tablets, 2 mobile phones, and 1 motorcycle. All seized items and those arrested were handed implicit to Nalgonda I Town Police Station, and a lawsuit was registered nether Sections 22(C), 27(a), and 29 of the NDPS Act (Cr. No. 292/2025).

Officials said each consumers are being referred to a de-addiction centre nether Section 64A of the NDPS Act, which grants immunity from prosecution to addicts voluntarily undergoing treatment. Families of the users are being informed and counselled to enactment betterment and forestall relapse.