Crime

According to police, the two friends who were allegedly under influence of ganja picked up a quarrel over some money related issue on the Chikkadpally main road.

After quarreling with mother-in-law and sister-in-law, Vijaya along with her two children Shivakrishna (3) and Srikruthi (2) left from the home on Tuesday evening.

City Police Commissioner Anjani Kumar said the channel had posted fake videos implying that the police used lathis on Tuesday to enforce the night curfew.

According to the police, the victim, Amrish Shah, worked as a watchman for a private company in Gagan Pahad.

The police caught K Ramakrishna Raju (40), a sub bookie and P Sridhar (42), a punter while they were accepting bets on the ongoing IPL matches.

Unidentified persons attacked them with axes and knives when they were sleeping outside their house.

A complaint in this regard was lodged by a 20-year-old member of the Citizens for Animal Protection Foundation at Rabodi police station.

Police are yet to establish the cause of deaths, but the fire seemed to have emanated from an air conditioner, preliminary reports indicated.

Enmity between two families is believed to be the reason for the ghastly attack that shook the entire village.

The accused Narasimhulu (36), working as an electrician in the town, was residing in a rented house at Gandhi Nagar with his family.

Chanda Suresh Babu, a businessman was said to be suffering from prolonged illness.

The three siblings are from Pragathinagar in Vanasthalipuram.

On a tip-off, the police raided a ground at Dargah Hakeem Shah Vali located near Film Nagar and found a group of people organizing a ram fight.

On a tip off, the police along with the local cow protection committee members, stopped a truck carrying the cattle.

According to Sadhasivapet Police, the accused Shiva Kumar took the extreme following an argument with his wife.

The suspect Basavappa, a daily wage labourer, and his wife Padmamma, were residents of Hyder Shah Kote under the Narsingi police station limits.

According to the officials, the gold was concealed in the washroom of the aircraft which reached Hyderabad from Cochin.

According to the police, the man, Vikram, a barber by profession, lived along with his wife and daughter at Thondapally under the Shamshabad police station limits.

“The police patrol teams are ensuring all the shops are closed by 11 pm. No person is being allowed to move around in the area,” N Prakash Reddy, DCP (Shamshabad) said.

Neelagiri Narsaiah (30), a labourer, had raped a woman on the banks of the Musi river under the Mothkur police station in Yadagirigutta in October 2011.

The arrested persons were identified as Syed Mohammed Ali (22) and Rubeena (25), the victim’s wife.

According to the police, one person, Parvez, organized the party at his farmhouse at Umda Hills in the Chandrayangutta police station limits on the occasion of inauguration of the farmhouse.

The car driver went absconding after the incident.

According to the police, the suspect took the number of the girl from the WhatsApp group created by the college administration as part of conducting online classes.