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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
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Ganesh Naik, who works at the house of the Tollywood actor, took the amount and fled to Tirupathi two days ago.
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According to the family members, the deceased who went for fishing in a local canal in the evening did not return home
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This was the highest quantity of substance seized by police in erstwhile Adilabad district
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The arrested cyber fraudster Mohammed Asif Pasha, along with Jahangir, had allegedly siphoned the amount from three bank accounts belonging to a woman Sabiha Sultana and her deceased brother Samiuddin
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The sleuths identified 22 persons who bought ganja from them and are initiating legal action
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Despite cases booked against the owners of the lodge, they continued to indulge in banned flesh trade, affecting law and order of the society, said Inspector