Girls Traded Their Nude Pics And Video For Drugs When They Didn’t Have Money 

Hyderabad: The murkiest angles in the sensational drugs scam are unfolding as the investigation continues. The Excise Enforcement officials have reportedly found nude pictures and videos of girls in a secret folder on the kingpin Calvin's mobile after he was taken into their custody from jail on Saturday. The pictures and videos are believed to be sent by the girls themselves to the drugs dealer who in turn sent them to another source by name Daniel. He would supply drugs to the girls in return for their nude pictures and video if they can't pay cash.

The authorities are now on the lookout for Daniel who is totally untraceable ever since the scam was busted with the arrest of Calvin Mascarenhas on July 2. The customer list on Calvin's mobile included children of producers, industrialists and politicians and some students of a reputed college in the city. The nude pictures and videos of some girls who were desperate to consume drugs but did not have money to pay were reportedly found in a secret folder on the mobile which could be opened only after he was taken into custody from the jail.

Meanwhile, Excise Enforcement Director Akun Sabharwal on Saturday cancelled his leave following an order from Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao as it caused a furore. Akun was to go on a 10-day leave from Junly 16 while the personal questioning of accused in the sensational drugs scam is scheduled to begin from July 19. The CM is reported to have asked the Excise Director not to go on leave till the investigation into the drug bust was complete.

“In view of the importance of the drugs case, I’m postponing my leave till completion of the inquiry,” Dr Sabharwal said in an official statement.

Earlier he had said that he was availing leave for personal reasons and it had nothing to do with the case.

“My mother passed away two months ago. I am going on leave to my native place. The leave was sanctioned two months ago, much before this case surfaced. There is no link between my leave and the case,” he had said. It was alleged that TRS leaders had pushed Sabharwal to take leave to rescue Tollywood bigwigs from the drug case. In fact, Sabharwal had reportedly scheduled his 10-day leave from July 17 to go on a mountaineering holiday.

Dr Sabharwal ruled out any pressure on him from any quarters regarding the investigation. “I have the full support of the government. Other law enforcement agencies are also extending support. I have no pressure as such... no one is targeting me or creating any problem,” he had said.

Meanwhile, the Narcotics Control Bureau regional director SK Sinha met Sabharwal on Saturday to throw some more light on the logistics part of the drugs scam. He is reported to have explained how the drugs are imported by dealers from various countries.