Hyderabad, Sept 19 (Hydnow): The Narcotic Bureau conducted searches on Tuesday morning at the house of Hero Navdeep, who is an accused in this case.
It seems that Navdeep was not at home when the police searched. Navdeep has already got orders from the court saying not to arrest him. As a result, the High Court has issued orders not to arrest Navdeep till today (Tuesday).
Navdeep has once again filed a petition in the High Court in the drug case. The narcotics police will file a counter on Navdeep’s petition. Navdeep was not at home when the police went.
Narcotics Bureau has identified Navdeep as 37 accused in the Madapur drug case. The police have evidence that he took drugs from his friend Ram Chandu. It is known that Navdeep’s friend Ramachand has already been arrested by the police. (Hydnow)
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