Drugs are openly being sold in and around Delhi's colleges campuses

As Delhi University (DU) gears up for a new academic session, a Mail Today investigation reveals that drugs are being sold and used openly across college campuses.

Drug abuse unites north and south campuses of the hallowed Delhi University. Substances on sale include anything from ganja and charas to the more hardcore LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide), MDMA (methylenedioxyphenethylamine), ketamine and the new sensation Meow Meow (4-methylmethcathinone).

Madangir Village in south Delhi that has two big colleges near it, the College of Vocational Studies (CVS) and Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, is where you can simply stroll in an pick up marijuana that popularly goes by the name of weed or ganga.

While policemen claim to have tightened the noose around peddlers in the area, Mail Today found a well-oiled machinery at work barely 20 metres from the police post.

Sitting inside a grocery shop and selling the dough openly for college kids, a middle-aged woman told us it’s her daily business.

Posing as undergraduate college students and filming the entire episode with our spycam, we asked her the price of weed. She offered 10 grams of weed for Rs 100.

At this point, a man standing near her shop came up to us and offered a guided tour of other dens where better quality ganja was sold for a premium.

All this was happening right outside the Madangir village police checkpost. Drugs are also being sold over the phone.