108 Students Found Consuming Liquor at Chevella Farmhouse; Four Test Positive for Ganja

According to The Hindu, Telangana police found 108 students consuming liquor at a farmhouse in Kammeta village, which falls under Chevella police limits, on Friday night. Four of the students tested positive for ganja consumption during drug screening. The students were from ICFAI and IBS colleges and included 71 boys and 37 girls, police said.

Incident details

• Location: LG Farmhouse, Kammeta village, Chevella limits, Telangana
• Incident time: Friday night (specific date not stated in the source)
• Students present: 108 (71 boys, 37 girls)
• Colleges named: ICFAI and IBS
• Substances involved: liquor and ganja

Police action and seizures

Chevella police and the Special Operations Team (SOT) conducted a joint raid on the farmhouse after receiving credible information. Police said the students were consuming liquor without the required permission. During the raid, officers seized 15 grams of ganja, seven cars, three motorcycles, and 70 mobile phones.

Legal context and status

Telangana excise rules require permission for serving liquor at private events, including parties at farmhouses. Violations can invite action under applicable excise laws. Chevella Police Station Inspector Narendra Reddy said a case had been registered and a detailed investigation was under way. Further legal action would be taken in accordance with the law.

What remains unknown

The source does not state the exact calendar date of the Friday night incident, the reporting date, the names of the students, or whether any arrests were made. It also does not specify which excise section was invoked.

Practical implications and verification

Students attending private parties at farmhouses should ensure organizers have obtained required excise permissions, as unauthorized liquor service can lead to police action. Readers can verify the original announcement through The Hindu’s report or by contacting Chevella police for official case details.