Doctor held for vending Ganja in the form chocolate

Hyderabad, January 29: The selling of drugs like ganja had unveiled with new trick, which is happened in Hyderabad.These are selling through social media itself like Instagram, Facebook etc. An Instagram profile reads, "Custom made to requirement." And, to order follow@weedibles.hyderabad. Probe further, it says, "Available all over India!!!Premium Nutella/chocolate-based edibles infused with purified conc extracts. Custom made to requirement. 6-8 HOUR HIGHS (sic)." Shockingly, the post is about chocolate-laced ganja and the Instagram user a qualified doctor, Dr Mohd Sujath Ali Khan.Selling chocolates stuffed with ganja landed 35-year-old Khan in trouble. Interestingly, Khan, a former research coordinator-turned-fitness advisor, used to sell his wares by branding them as X , X, XX, XXX, 4X, 5X and 6X. Higher the X, higher the potency of the marijuana toffee. He was arrested at Shaheen Nagar while selling the contraband to a few customers.Sujath Khan, a resident of BNK Colony, Bahadurpura, according to the Special Operations Team (SOT) Rachakonda, completed MBBS From Deccan Medical College in 2006 and was working as a nutritionist at a local gymnasium.As his earnings were not enough, he started looking for other ways to make his ends meet. That is when he came across a video on YouTube, where he learnt how to make or rather bake cakes or chocolates with ganja.As he worked in the neurology department of the Nizam s Institute of Medical Sciences for nearly a decade, he knew how the ganja sent his clients tripping for hours."After learning how to make such cakes and chocolates, he experimented on himself. After that, he created an Instagram account weedibles.hyderabad . From here, he could connect with his customers and clients," SOT inspector K Narsing Rao told media."He would then give his cell phone number to his prospective clients. After that, he would explain the effects of consuming these chocolates. After he received the payment, he would then send them to his customers, through courier," Rao added