Hyderabad: Telangana’s anti-narcotics unit–EAGLE Force on Tuesday, August 4, busted an interstate ganja trafficking syndicate and seized 400 kgs of ganja worth Rs 2 crores and apprehended three people in Khammam district of the state, officials said. Acting on credible information, an organised ganja transportation network allegedly involved in transportation of 400 kg of dry ganja from Odisha to Karnataka was intercepted, the EAGLE Force (Elite Action Group for Drug Law Enforcement) said in a release. The syndicate used multiple vehicles and maintained close coordination among its members to facilitate the interstate transportation of the contraband while attempting to evade law-enforcement agencies. “The use of separate vehicles and individuals for transportation, escort and coordination indicated a planned and organised method of operation. Special teams are making sustained efforts to trace and apprehend all the remaining persons involved in the interstate ganja trafficking network, the release added.