College teacher among four held for alleged drug peddling in Malappuram 
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College teacher among four held for alleged drug peddling in Malappuram

The accused were identified as Suhail Peringodan, a teacher at a college in Mampad, Reena T N, Vivek Vijayan and Subrahmanyan

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Malappuram: A college teacher and three others have been arrested for allegedly peddling drugs and other narcotic substances, including MDMA, in Nilambur here, police said on Friday.

The accused were identified as Suhail Peringodan, a teacher at a college in Mampad, Reena T N, Vivek Vijayan and Subrahmanyan.

They were arrested on Thursday following a tip-off, police said.

According to police, 0.4 grams of MDMA and 0.5 grams of ganja were initially recovered from Subrahmanyan.

During the subsequent investigation, police allegedly found that Suhail had been regularly supplying MDMA to Vivek and Reena.

Following directions from the Malappuram district police chief, a detailed investigation was conducted, and police found that the teacher was allegedly involved in supplying MDMA on a wider scale to students and friends, officials said.

During interrogation, the accused allegedly admitted to purchasing MDMA from wholesale suppliers in the Kondotty and Manjeri areas and selling it to others.

Police said the teacher also admitted to using drugs.

The investigation is conducted to find whether the teacher was selling drugs to students, police said.

A detailed probe is being conducted into the wholesale suppliers, police said.

This report was published from a wire feed. Apart from the headline, the EdexLive Desk has not edited the copy.

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