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Mahindra Varsity Assures Safe Campus After Crackdown on Drug Racket
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|August 28, 2025
Expressing concern following a crackdown by Telangana's anti-narcotics task force EAGLE, which exposed the involvement of its students in a flourishing drug racket inside its premises, Mahindra University has issued a statement saying they were committed to ensuring a secure, responsible, and disciplined campus environment.
The university also said they have fully cooperated with the ongoing police investigation and provided complete support to law enforcement authorities. At least 50 students are under the scanner after the EAGLE task force arrested four people, including two university students, for procuring and peddling drugs. Mahindra University is one of the
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