In a shocking turn of events, Bengaluru Police Commissioner B. Dayananda has confirmed that popular Telugu actress Hema was indeed present at a raided rave party titled "Vasu's Birthday: Sunset to Sunrise." The party, held at a farmhouse on the outskirts of the city, involved the seizure of drugs. It is coming out that actress Hema was tested positive in the drug test conducted on her. This came as a shock to everyone.

Initially, Hema had released a video denying her attendance, claiming to be at a farmhouse in Hyderabad. However, Commissioner Dayananda has refuted her claim. "We have evidence that places Hema at the raided farmhouse in Bengaluru. We are currently investigating how she managed to record a denial video from the same location," he stated.

Reports indicate that Hema was present at the rave party and, after the raid, pleaded with the police officers to keep her identity hidden from the media. Taking advantage of an opportunity to visit the restroom, she sneaked out and recorded a video from the premises of the same farmhouse where the rave party was held. Later, Hema released this video claiming that she was actually residing in Hyderabad.

In the video, which was released on Monday, Hema vehemently denied attending any rave party and insisted that she was relaxing at a farmhouse in Hyderabad. However, the police have confirmed that the video was actually recorded at the raided farmhouse in Bengaluru. They also have photographs of Hema wearing the same dress as seen in the video, further supporting their claim of her attendance at the party.

Commissioner Dayananda clarified that no elected representatives were present at the rave party. Blood samples have been collected from the participants for investigation. "The rave party was organized in the Electronics City region and was titled 'Sunset to Sunrise Victory.' Over 101 individuals were present at the party," he disclosed. He revealed that the drug test results conducted on Hema came positive.

The police have registered a case at the Electronics City police station, addressing the use of substances such as MDMA, cocaine, hydro ganja, and others. It is a concerning incident that has raised eyebrows and will be thoroughly investigated by the authorities.