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Three men were arrested by Turkapally police for duping a local resident with fake currency notes disguised as genuine Rs. 500 bills. The accused lured the victim with a promise of doubling his money, but handed over bundles filled with children's play currency.
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Dubbak police in Siddipet have booked a Nizamabad jail warder for allegedly helping a habitual burglar secure bail in exchange for a share of stolen property. Police recovered the stolen valuables and suspended the warder, while probing the role of other policemen.
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Four youths were arrested in Kothagudem for allegedly raping a minor girl, while two others, including a TGSP constable, remain absconding. The case has been registered under POCSO, BNS and SC/ST Act provisions, and investigation is underway.
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The body of 48-year-old Vunnamuri Swamy was discovered on the outskirts of Narayanapur village in Kumram Bheem Asifabad district. His throat was slit, and police suspect he was killed on Tuesday night.
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Shabad police are probing the motive behind a multiple murder case in which Rajkumar allegedly killed his wife Saritha and two children after murdering a minor girl, her mother and grandmother. The investigators are examining his recorded video and family disputes to establish the sequence of events.
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A Class 7 student in Bengaluru allegedly attempted suicide after being reprimanded by a teacher over a minor classroom incident. The student is receiving hospital treatment, while police investigate the circumstances. Authorities are counselling the family, and no formal complaint has been filed yet
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A woman and her two minor sons were found dead in Andhra Pradesh’s Palnadu district in a suspected poisoning and suicide case. Police said a family dispute may have triggered the incident and have registered a case while investigating the circumstances behind the deaths
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Two men, including a rowdy-sheeter and his speech-impaired associate, were arrested by Vanasthalipuram Police for robbing and murdering an intoxicated man with a stone. CCTV footage helped crack the case.
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Police have reportedly taken Raj Kumar, the prime suspect in the Shabad sextuple murder case, into custody in Suryapet. Investigators allege he killed six people, including a minor girl, over a POCSO case. Police are yet to officially confirm the arrest
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Uttarakhand Police arrested suspended BKTC employee Pramod Nautiyal over alleged irregularities in handling donations at the Badrinath temple. Separate inquiries by the temple committee and state government are underway after social media allegations prompted an FIR and formal investigation
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A 25-year-old electrician died and his co-worker was seriously injured after their motorcycle crashed into a road median on a flyover in Bachupally, Hyderabad. Police suspect overspeeding caused the accident and have launched an investigation into the incident
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A 70-year-old chartered accountant from Gwalior lost over Rs 21 crore in a six-month cyber investment scam after fraudsters lured him through WhatsApp with fake high-return promises. Police have frozen Rs 1.75 crore and are tracing the transferred funds
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Two Pakistani nationals were arrested in Karnataka's Chikkaballapura district for allegedly obtaining a ration card and voter ID by concealing their nationality. Authorities cancelled both documents after verification, and police registered cases under the BNS, Foreigners Act and Representation of the People Act
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An unidentified man was found murdered with stab wounds near Panama in Hyderabad's Vanasthalipuram on Sunday morning. Police launched an investigation
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A Pilibhit man was booked for allegedly obtaining three passports using different dates of birth and personal details. The discrepancy surfaced during police verification for a Police Clearance Certificate, prompting an investigation by police following a complaint from passport authorities
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An Indian American woman was shot dead and her son injured in an alleged domestic violence incident in Georgia's Cobb County. Police arrested her husband, who faces felony murder and other charges. Authorities continue investigating the motive behind the fatal shooting
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The Future City Police in Hyderabad announced a Rs 2 lakh reward for information leading to the arrest of P. Rajkumar, accused of murdering six people in Shabad Mandal, Ranga Reddy district. Rajkumar has been absconding since Friday night, and police have launched intensive search operations.
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Relatives of victims in the Shabad murder case accused police of negligence, claiming repeated complaints and appeals for protection were ignored and it emboldened the suspect Rajkumar to commit the brutal killings.
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A man wanted in a POCSO case allegedly murdered six people, including a 17-year-old girl, her mother, grandmother, his wife and two toddlers in Shabad mandal of Ranga Reddy district early Saturday. Police have launched a manhunt after the suspect fled.
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A 14-year-old girl kidnapped over a month ago in Hyderabad was rescued by the Commissioner’s Task Force. The suspects lured her with stolen mobile phones and cash, confined her in Bandlaguda, and are now facing charges.
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The Supreme Court deferred hearing on Meghalaya's plea against Sonam Raghuvanshi's bail in the Raja Raghuvanshi murder case to July 14, seeking arrest documents while allowing her interim bail to continue. The state cited a typographical error, while Sonam maintained her innocence
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A Congress councillor in Jangaon district was arrested after allegedly attempting to sexually assault an elderly woman in Station Ghanpur while drunk. The accused, Choudarapalli Sampath Raj, was trapped by the victim’s family and handed over to police.
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A preliminary SIT report identified Avinash Shukla as the prime accused in the alleged Ram Temple donation theft case, linking him to nearly 70 thefts over 40 days. Investigators cited CCTV footage, cash recoveries, financial records and witness statements as key evidence
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Three accused in the alleged Ram Temple donation theft case in Ayodhya were taken into police custody for 24-hour interrogation after a court order. The SIT investigation has so far led to eight arrests and is examining suspected thefts and security lapses