The Elite Action Group for Drug Law Enforcement (EAGLE), Telangana, in coordination with Miyapur Police, has apprehended a 29 year old man near Miyapur Metro Station and seized 14 Ecstasy pills (MDMA) weighing around 9 grams.
Police also seized two mobile phones from the accused, identified as Pola Suresh Gopi, a native of Miryalaguda in Nalgonda district and currently residing in Hyderabad.
According to police, preliminary investigation indicates that Gopi had moved to Goa in July 2024, where he was involved in the rental property business. Police said he later came into contact with people allegedly involved in the illegal sale of narcotic substances.
Goa-Mumbai-Hyderabad Link Under Investigation
- Police said the accused allegedly obtained drugs from a person known as “Baba” in Goa and later came into contact with Danish Alam Ansari, who is reportedly based in Mumbai.
- According to the investigation, Gopi travelled to Mumbai on September 16, 2026, after acquaintances in Hyderabad allegedly contacted him seeking Ecstasy pills. Police said he purchased 29 MDMA pills from Danish Alam Ansari for ₹22,500 through a bank transfer.
- Police said the accused allegedly sold 15 pills to another person known as “Munna”, reportedly from Goa, while retaining 14 pills. He then travelled to Hyderabad by private bus from Nerul, Mumbai.
- The EAGLE team, along with Miyapur Police, intercepted him near Miyapur Metro Station and seized the remaining 14 MDMA pills and two mobile phones.
- The alleged suppliers, “Baba” from Goa and Danish Alam Ansari from Mumbai, are currently absconding, according to police. Authorities are examining the seized phones and other evidence to identify additional people allegedly connected to the supply network.
- A case has been registered as Crime No. 1342/2026 at Miyapur Police Station under the relevant provisions of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985. Further investigation is underway.
Police Focus on Drug Supply Network
- EAGLE Force said the investigation is focused not only on the seized drugs but also on identifying the source, suppliers, transport routes, distributors, customers and financial transactions connected to the alleged network.
- Police said the suspected Goa-Mumbai-Hyderabad connection is being examined as part of the investigation.
- EAGLE Force has appealed to citizens, parents, educational institutions and community members to remain alert to suspicious drug-related activities. Young people have also been warned against becoming carriers or intermediaries for drug networks in exchange for money.
Citizens with credible information about drug trafficking, supply or abuse can report it to EAGLE Force through the official channels.
EAGLE Force Helpline: 1908
WhatsApp: 87126 71111
Email: tsnabho-hyd@tspolice.gov.in
Police said information provided by citizens will be kept confidential and that eligible credible informants may be suitably rewarded.
Issued by: EAGLE Force, Telangana
