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Kumar Yadav and Bharathi stole gold ornaments and expensive articles from their employer's house; they were caught at Secunderabad while trying to escape
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Says police coming across instances of bouncers misbehaving with people at gatherings during visit of celebrities and politicians
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Hyderabad Police Commissioner CV Anand attributes the rise to police registering FIRs in all offences and investigating them
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The accused, Bharath, along with his friends were involved in several burglaries after Covid lock down, the police said.
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A case has been registered against unidentified individuals after a woman's pictures were taken from her social media page and morphed into obscene images and circulated online, police said
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The ordeal began for the victims on November 13, when the elderly woman, a resident of Basheerbagh, received a phone call from a man claiming to be an employee of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI)
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he injections were procured from Delhi in courier illegally without any valid prescription. Officials seized 217 injection vials, worth Rs 3.1 lakh
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The man had applied for a personal loan and had eventually received a call on WhatsApp from unknown person who claimed to be an executive of ‘Reliance Capital’. The caller then collected details of Aadhaar, PAN card and bank statement.
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The woman Putta Sunitha (40), a resident of Miyapur, disguised as a customer went to a jewellery store at KPHB on Saturday and on pretext of buying ornaments diverted the attention of salesman.
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The arrested realtor Mannem Santhosh Kumar (45), a resident of Dr A S Rao nagar managed to cheat vulnerable buyers selling the same plot or flat to multiple buyers.
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The family members of the victim, Siddeshwari, told the police that the woman was being harassed over petty issues and due to which she slipped into depression
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The injured were rushed to the area hospital in Patancheru. Later, they were shifted to a corporate hospital. The condition of two of them was stated to be critical.
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The victim received a WhatsApp call from the unidentified scammers, who claimed that she needed to update her bank account details or her transactions could be stopped.
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In another incident, a Mission Bhagiratha helper died as an unidentified vehicle knocked down his two-wheeler at Shubashpally in Shivvampet
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The girl aged 16 years, along with her grandparents, Mohan Lal and Usha Rani, were present on the first floor of their house and making arrangements for Deepavali, when the fire broke out
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Acting on specific inputs, the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) seized the drugs, around 7.09 kg of hydroponic weed, from two Indian passengers who arrived from Bangkok at the RGIA
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According to villagers, Ramesh, who went to Dubai in search of employment a few years ago, returned recently. Both Ramesh and Sunitha frequently quarrelled with each other
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The arrested person was identified as Mohd. Abdul Rahman Osman alias Osman alias Hanin (24), a native of South Darfur in Sudan, is presently staying at Tolichowki in the city
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The police did not identified the youngster so far. They suspected him to be a migrant labourer from Bihar
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The operation under the supervision of K Srinivas Rao, ACP Kukatpally, was focused on preventing street prostitution at Bhagyanagar bus stop, KPHB metro station, Kukatpally and vicinities
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The fraudster M Seetha Ramaiah , a resident of Qutbullapur started a company Somasekhara Finance Corporation Chit Fund and collected amounts from different people
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The victim, identified as Saritha alias Santosh (33), was reportedly upset over some issues for past some days
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Family issues were reportedly the reason for his decision to end his life
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The suspects identified as Veeresh and Narasimha, had targeted Anwar, a worker in the bakery and posted videos against him
