Crime

In various cases busted by the police recently, the TGANB and local police directed drug users to attend counselling in the presence of their parents.

SP Dr Janaki Sharmila said the three minor boys aged between 15 and 17, working in different fast-food centres and belonging to different parts of Basar, were apprehended while moving suspiciously at a railway station in the town.

Chief Minister Revanth Reddy said that the State government is committed to curb cybercrimes and make Telangana a cyber-safe state during his visit to the Telangana Command & Control Centre (TGCCC) in Banjara Hills, on Tuesday

The victim was initially involved in a physical relationship with the suspect. However, after she showed disinterest in continuing the relationship, the suspect started doubting her of being involved with someone else.

The suspects have been identified as the victim’s wife, Seema, and her paramour, Arif, who works as photographer.

A local court on Monday sentenced the convict Indraganti Vamshi Krishna (19), to simple imprisonment for life in the kidnap and rape case of a minor girl reported at Hayathnagar in 2017.

The constable was threatening the victim by showing the nude videos and photographs and sexually assaulting her, say police officials

The arrested are Sunith Kumar, Ravi and Rajesh, who were committing chain snatching in the city.

Senior officials from TGNAB have urged general public to keep away from drug suppliers because they are under police watch.

The women take their victims to the pub, after getting acquainted with the latter on a dating app, and run up an exorbitant bill but quietly escape from the place, police said.

Police said Anil Kumar, along with his accomplices, violated the government-appointed ‘Allotment Committee’ guidelines and allegedly allotted houses to unauthorised persons by collecting huge amounts from them.

According to the police, the gang split into small groups and snatched away mobile phones from three different persons at Trimulgherry, Monda Market and Neredmet.

According to the police, the two men who were clad in salwar–suit entered into the Akruti Arcade apartment located at SR Nagar.

According to the police, the man who is yet to be identified was found hanging to a tree using a saree by local people who informed the police about it.

The police found that so far Bhura Ram had provided details of 47 bank accounts to Berlin and those were shared with victims of cyber fraudsters to transfer the money.

The arrested persons are Mangilal Godara, Bajanlal alias Bajan, Kamlesh Kumar alias Mahesh Kumar and Prakash Chand, all residents of Suchitra in the city and natives of Rajasthan.

The suspect, Umesh Naik (23) against whom a history sheet is being maintained by the Rachakonda police, threatened a 30-year-old woman from Bihar who was residing with her children at Annojiguda.

M Chandra Sekhara Reddy (51), Director, Sandstone Infra, his wife Yeruva Srilaxmi (44) along with others collected huge amount from public on pretext of Spring City Phase I and II projects at Ameenpur and duped them.

The fake officer had submitted a letter of recommendation for VIP Break Darshan at the Tirumala Temple in the capacity of Joint Secretary.

According to the police, the man, who appeared to be in his 20s, managed to scale the compound wall and took staircase to reach the building’s first floor.

The woman Anuradha Bai (39), a resident of Nanakramguda in Gachibowli was allegedly procuring the contraband from some people.

A memo was filed by the Punjagutta police requesting the court to allow adding sections of the Telegraph Act to the case.

While the fire caused a huge loss to the management, the workers on the other hand are in a dilemma over their livelihood.

The arrested persons are P Ravi Nayak, J Naresh Kumar, Korlapati Vamshi, B Venkatesh Goud and Omkar.