Telugu actresses, Andhra MLA’s car found at Bengaluru rave party - Drugs Seized
In a major operation, the Central Crime Branch (CCB) stormed a rave party at GR Farmhouse in Electronic City on the outskirts of Bengaluru on the night between saturday and Sunday. The raid, which began at 3 a.m., resulted in the finding of narcotics and exposed the involvement of numerous prominent figures, including telugu actors.
Vasu, located in Hyderabad, planned the party at GR Farmhouse, which is owned by Gopal Reddy, a senior player in the Concorde group. While the gathering was advertised as a birthday party, it lasted much beyond the permitted hour of 2 a.m., causing the CCB anti-narcotics section to interfere.
Vasu, located in Hyderabad, planned the party at GR Farmhouse, which is owned by Gopal Reddy, a senior player in the Concorde group. While the gathering was advertised as a birthday party, it lasted much beyond the permitted hour of 2 a.m., causing the CCB anti-narcotics section to interfere.
During the operation, officials seized 17 MDMA pills and a large amount of cocaine. More than 100 people attended, including over 25 young ladies from andhra pradesh and Bangalore. Many of the participants had flown in, particularly for the occasion, which increased the operation's magnitude and complexity.
Among the most stunning discoveries was the passing of an andhra pradesh mla, discovered in a Benz automobile at the site. The permit was provided in the name of mla Kakani Govardhanreddy, implying his probable connection or affiliation with the party. In addition, the raid revealed more than 15 premium vehicles, including Mercedes-Benz, Jaguar, and audi models, confirming the event's high status. Aside from models and tech experts, the gathering also included prominent telugu actresses.
The event prompted the registration of a case at the Electronic City police Station. The celebration was initially supposed to go from 5 p.m. on saturday until 6 a.m. on Sunday. The timely raid by CCB officers revealed the unlawful activities going on under the cover of a birthday party.
This one-day spectacle cost an estimated Rs 30 to 50 lakh to arrange, demonstrating the event's grandeur and size. Following the raid, narcotics sniffing dogs were deployed to properly check the premises. The police are presently seeking to identify and capture everyone participating in the party, and other investigations are underway to determine the entire scope of the unlawful activities and the network that supports them.
This one-day spectacle cost an estimated Rs 30 to 50 lakh to arrange, demonstrating the event's grandeur and size. Following the raid, narcotics sniffing dogs were deployed to properly check the premises. The police are presently seeking to identify and capture everyone participating in the party, and other investigations are underway to determine the entire scope of the unlawful activities and the network that supports them.