Archive · 10 Nov 2025
Bandi Sanjay Alleges Drug Racket Targeting Hindu Girls in Hyderabad's Old City
A government minister named Bandi Sanjay is very worried about a serious problem in a part of Hyderabad called the Old City.
He says that a group is tricking and harming young Hindu girls, some of whom are new to the area.
He believes these girls are given drugs, then hurt and sometimes filmed.
The minister feels the local police and the state government are not doing enough to stop this because they are worried about politics.
He says parents who try to report these crimes are ignored or even threatened.
Because he feels nothing is being done, the minister is threatening to ask the central government to step in and help protect the children.
He is also saying that if the government doesn't act, his political party might create their own groups to help keep the girls safe.
He wants everyone to take this problem seriously before it gets even worse.
Union Minister Bandi Sanjay alleges a large drug and trafficking racket operates in Hyderabad's Old City, targeting migrant Hindu minor girls.
He accused the Telangana government and local police of shielding the racket and ignoring complaints due to political pressure from AIMIM.
Sanjay claims victims are lured with drugs, subjected to sexual exploitation, kidnapped, and blackmailed with filmed assaults.
He cited a specific case of a 16-year-old girl allegedly abducted and later released without arrests made.
Bandi Sanjay warned of central intervention and the formation of 'Hindu protection forces' if the state government fails to act promptly.
- Who
- Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Bandi Sanjay Kumar
- What
- Accused the Telangana government and local police of shielding a drug and trafficking racket targeting minor Hindu girls in Hyderabad's Old City.
- When
- During a press conference in Hyderabad
- Where
- Hyderabad, specifically referencing the Old City
- Why
- To demand immediate action against the alleged racket and warn of central intervention due to perceived government inaction and political protection.
Bandi Sanjay's Allegations
Government/Police Response (Implied Silence)
Existence and Scale of Drug Racket
Bandi Sanjay's Allegations
Claims a large-scale drug and trafficking racket is operating in Hyderabad’s Old City, targeting migrant Hindu minor girls.
Government/Police Response (Implied Silence)
No direct refutation of the racket's existence is presented in the provided text.
Police and Government Action
Bandi Sanjay's Allegations
Alleges local police and the Telangana government are shielding the racket, ignoring complaints, and acting under political pressure from AIMIM.
Government/Police Response (Implied Silence)
The text does not include a response from the Telangana government or police detailing their actions or perspective on the allegations.
Targeting of Victims
Bandi Sanjay's Allegations
States that minor girls, particularly from Bengali Hindu migrant families, are lured with drugs, sexually exploited, and blackmailed.
Government/Police Response (Implied Silence)
No counter-narrative is offered regarding the nature of victims or the methods used by the alleged racket.
- Alleged Target Group
- Migrant Hindu minor girls, particularly from Bengali families
- Alleged Location of Drug Racket
- Old City, Hyderabad
- Allegations Against Police/Government
- Shielding the racket, ignoring complaints, acting under political pressure from AIMIM
- Alleged Tactics
- Luring with drugs (laced chocolates), sexual exploitation, kidnapping, blackmail via filmed assaults
- Specific Case Mentioned
- 16-year-old girl allegedly abducted by Adil alias Aziz, released near a police station
- Demands/Threats by Bandi Sanjay
- Immediate action, deployment of non-partisan police, central intervention if state fails, BJP organizing protection forces
