Archive · 28 Jul 2026
Mumbai Duo Arrested with Mephedrone in Hyderabad
Two people from Mumbai, Riya Khatoon and Ajith Sankhla, were caught by the police in Hyderabad with a drug called Mephedrone.
The police think they wanted to sell the drug to make money.
The police found the drug in Riya's bag and also took two phones.
The police are still looking for the person who gave them the drug, named Sameer.
The police are trying to find out more about who else might be involved in selling drugs.
Two individuals from Mumbai were arrested in Hyderabad with 4 grams of Mephedrone.
The drug is valued at Rs 12,000, and two mobile phones were also confiscated.
The accused are Riya Khatoon and Ajith Sankhla, a freelance video editor.
The alleged supplier, Sameer, remains absconding.
The duo allegedly planned to sell the drug for profit after noticing local demand.
- Who
- Riya Khatoon and Ajith Sankhla
- What
- Arrest for possession of Mephedrone
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Hyderabad
- Why
- Alleged intent to sell the drug for profit
Law Enforcement Perspective
Accused's Perspective
Intent of the Transaction
Law Enforcement Perspective
The police believe the duo intended to sell the Mephedrone for profit, indicating involvement in drug trafficking.
Accused's Perspective
The accused may argue that the transaction was for personal use or that they were unaware of the legal implications.
- Location of Arrest
- Hyderabad
- Drug Seized
- Mephedrone (4 grams)
- Value of Seized Drugs
- Rs 12,000
- Accused Individuals
- Riya Khatoon and Ajith Sankhla
- Alleged Supplier
- Sameer (absconding)
- Payment Method
- Paytm
- Location of Interception
- Near KIMS Hospital