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The police said that the suspects were running wholesale business at Begum Bazaar and got in touch with persons who supplied the duplicate goods to them
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According to the police, Syed Ashfaq Rahil, managing director and his wife Syeda Aisha Naaz, who is a director, had started two companies and collected amounts to the tune of Rs. 229 crores from 17,500 depositors
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According to the police, the accused told the victim stating that a huge amount that was transferred as ‘international remittances’, was seized by the customs department at the RGI Airport Hyderabad
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Three persons were arrested in this connection by the police who also seized 300 kgs of spurious tea powder, 200 kgs of coconut shell powder, spurious colours, packing material and other items from them.
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Tallagurijala Sub-Inspector Ch Ramesh said Jakkam Anjali, resorted to the extreme step after being harassed by Yatakarla Raju, belonging to the same village, for a dowry of Rs.5 lakh
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The police seized a mobile phone, lemons, incense sticks, turmeric powder and other items from the accused
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According to the police, the victim who is a resident of Hyderabad received a call from a man who claimed to be an official of Mumbai police and informed that they were investigating him in connection with a money laundering case
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The five persons were sourcing duplicate cigarettes of Gold Flake brand and other banned cigarettes from different States and selling it in the market
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The accused were apprehended for committing the offence during a raid held in one of the houses of the accused at Navgaon basti in the town, following a tip-off
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The victim received a phone call from an unknown person who claimed to an executive manager at FedEx Company. The caller informed him that a parcel containing diabetic drugs and 100 grams MDMA drug was dispatched by the victim to some person in Iran
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This registered an increase of 18 per cent in recovery of property when compared to the corresponding period of previous year, South Central Railway officials said
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Officials seized cash of Rs 29.9 lakh, a car and 2 mobile phones, altogether worth Rs 35 lakh. The arrested persons are Rohan Kadam and Muzammil Baligar, both from Maharashtra
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The court also imposed a fine of Rs 16,000 on the convict and ordered Rs 5 lakh compensation to the victim
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Acting on a tip off, the Task Force team caught Hantal Gobardhan alias Govardhan (32), a native of Malkangiri in Odhisa who travelled to the city to deliver the contraband here
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“Rajesh ended his life as he could not handle the harassment of ASI's son Vinay,” the wife alleged, adding that, her husband, Rajesh had registered losses in his business
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Director, TGSCB, Shikha Goel, said in an operation lasting for over a fortnight, four teams of the TGSCB with assistance of the Rajasthan police raided several places and caught 27 persons
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According to family members one of the colleagues of Ratna Kumar told him that he could get a dependent job in SCCL by paying Rs 16 lakh and introduced him to two middlemen
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A watch is kept on certain gyms of the town as few of the accused persons arrested recently were members of a gym,” Mancherial Inspector R Bansilal said
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The deceased, Madugula Anil, who was running a fast food outlet in Mulknoor, borrowed Rs.9 lakh from an online loan app. However, last month he was unable to pay the installment due to financial constraints
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According to the police, the trio snatched away a mobile phone from a student at S. R Nagar Metro Station road and fled away from the spot
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Police said that the deceased was reportedly upset for the past few days over frequent arguments with her husband and hence jumped from the ninth floor of the building
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In his complaint, Patnaik said his son Vaishnav, who is studying MBA course in a private college, was being allegedly ragged by Shyam, a senior since few days
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The EOW Deputy Commissioner of Police, K. Prasad said that he had received a complaint from S. Vikranth Reddy, Secretary of Zresta Villas Owners MMACS in which he stated that the MD unauthorisedly executed villa registrations through his directors between 2020-2023
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Police seized 170 grams of ganja, six mobile phones and three scooters and a motorbike from the accused