Hyderabad: A man from Odisha has been arrested for selling ‘ganja chocolates’ in Hyderabad, police said.
The man, identified as Ananta Kumar Barak, was caught selling ganja (cannabis) laced chocolates in Balanagar area on the city outskirts under the limits of Cyberabad Police Commissionerate.
Acting on a tip-off, Balanagar police raided his shop and seized 140 ganja chocolates. He confessed to selling them to labourers and students, news agency IANS reported.
This is the latest in a series of such seizures in Hyderabad in recent times. In most of the cases, police found that some migrant workers from Odisha were bringing ganja-laced chocolates to Hyderabad.
They initially distribute these chocolates for free among co-workers and students and once they become addicted to it, they start selling them.
Each 5 gram chocolate sold for Rs 20 contains 14 per cent ganja leaf extract.
During the intensified drive against drugs in the state, the police seized ganja-laced chocolates at various places in the city. Some were found selling these chocolates in shops near schools.
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