Hyderabad: Telangana Police will form a 100-member enforcement wing dedicated to cracking down on food adulteration, Director General of Police (DGP) CV Anand said, as he marked 100 days in the state’s top police post. He linked the push to a rise in cancer cases in the state, saying the chief minister was determined to rein in adulteration. The DGP also flagged rising cannabis use and drug-related crime, including in rural areas, and said gangs peddling narcotics were growing bolder in cities as well. Cybercrime in TelanganaOn cybercrime, Anand said victims in Telangana lost about Rs 1,750 crore to online fraud last year, against roughly Rs 250 crore lost to other forms of robbery and theft combined. Anand said the department was drafting a new Telangana Police Manual and reworking its policing strategy for the next 15 years, with priorities including narcotics, cybercrime, food adulteration and traffic.