The Radisson drugs case has taken a murkier turn, ensnaring several high-profile individuals in a web of alleged drug use and illegal activities. Among those caught in the police dragnet is Lishi Ganesh, a model who finds herself embroiled in another drug-related incident.

The case, which originated from a rave party held at the Radisson Hotel Gachibowli, led to the arrest of 10 prominent figures, including the main accused, G Vivekananda, director of the Manjeera Group and grandson of former Chief Minister K Rosaiah.

Adding to the intrigue is the involvement of Kedar, a former business partner of popular movie star Allu Arjun in the HiLife and Buffalo Wild Wings ventures. This revelation has further fueled public interest in the case.

Two years prior, Kallapu Kushita and her sister Kallapu Lishi Ganesh were apprehended in a drug case at the Pudding & Mink Pub in Radisson Blu, Banjara Hills. Lishi Ganesh's subsequent arrest on Sunday night has raised eyebrows and cast a shadow of suspicion over her involvement in the illicit drug trade. Despite their initial claims of innocence, claiming they only ordered cheese bajjis at the party, the sisters' past involvement with drugs has raised questions about their credibility.

The Radisson drug case has taken a complex turn with the involvement of numerous VIPs, including Raghu Charan, Nirbhay, Sandeep, Kedar, Lishi Ganesh, celebrity Shweta, and Neil. The Gachibowli police have registered an FIR against these individuals, including two unnamed girls, adding another layer of intrigue to the case.

As the investigation deepens, the twists and turns in the Radisson drugs case continue to captivate public attention. It remains to be seen how this saga will unfold and what consequences await those implicated in this high-profile scandal. Now everyone is watching with keen interest as to what action the Telangana cops will take on the drug users and peddlers.

It is known that Revanth Reddy's government adopted a tough approach against the rampant usage of drugs in Hyderabad compared to earlier KCR's regime where many film stars and politicians got way scotfree even when they were found in possession of drugs.