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Cyberabad Police arrested two more suspects in a land fraud case involving fake Government Orders and forged documents to claim government land in Gandipet. The accused allegedly used fabricated records, with transactions worth nearly ₹12 crore under investigation.

Cyberabad Police Commissioner M Ramesh unveiled a technology-driven student mobility system to ease school traffic congestion and improve child safety. The proposed platform will integrate RTC and private transport services with centralised monitoring, route optimisation and trained attendants across the commissionerate

Cyberabad Police uncovered an alleged fake Government Order and illegal land deal racket involving government land in Gandipet and arrested three persons. Police said forged documents were used to claim ownership rights and nearly Rs 4 crore was collected through the proposed deal

Cyberabad Police have warned against rising cyber frauds involving fake astrology, tantra and vashikaran services on social media. Scammers lure victims through ads, extract money in stages and resort to intimidation. Citizens are urged to report incidents via 1930.

Cyberabad Police Commissioner Dr M. Ramesh inspected ongoing flyover and underpass works at IIIT Junction, Gachibowli, directing officials to ensure smooth traffic flow, proper diversions, and public safety measures during construction.

Cyberabad police imposed traffic restrictions at Novopan Junction on NH-65 due to ongoing Vehicle Underpass construction works. Diversions for commuters travelling between Sangareddy and Patancheru came into effect on Sunday and will continue until the completion of the project.

A joint survey by Cyberabad Police and SCSC found that while most educational institutions provide transport services, only a small percentage of students use them. Authorities said dependence on private vehicles is increasing traffic congestion and raising safety concerns around schools.

Cyberabad police are planning to question several friends of Bandi Bageerath in the ongoing POCSO case after the complainants alleged some were present during instances of abuse. Police may also issue notices to 10 persons accused of attempting to broker a compromise.

POCSO accused Sai Bageerath was remanded to 14-day judicial custody and shifted to Central Prison Cherlapally after being produced before a magistrate on Saturday. His counsel said a bail petition would be filed soon and expressed confidence in the judicial process

Cyberabad cybercrime police have arrested six members of an inter-state racket accused of duping bank customers through SIM manipulation and OTP diversion.

Cyberabad police intensified efforts to trace Union Minister Bandi Sanjay’s son, Bandi Sai Bageerath, who is absconding in a POCSO case. Searches were conducted in multiple locations, while a second notice was issued to his maternal uncle for questioning.

Cyberabad police have launched searches in Delhi and Karimnagar for Bandi Bhageerath, son of Union Minister Bandi Sanjay, in a POCSO sexual assault case involving a minor. The accused has sought anticipatory bail while police intensified investigation and added stricter legal charges

Cyberabad police held a coordination meeting with bankers to strengthen action against rising cybercrime cases, including mule accounts and digital frauds. Officials highlighted losses of ₹438 crore in 2025 and urged faster response mechanisms and improved bank-police coordination.

Cyberabad police reported cyber fraud losses of Rs 104 crore so far this year, with Rs 438 crore lost in 2025. At a coordination meeting with bankers, Commissioner M Ramesh highlighted the growing threat of online scams, including cryptocurrency and call centre frauds.

Cyberabad police authorities have transferred 65 inspectors, posting 54 to new positions across stations, while 11 have been surrendered to Multi Zone–II for administrative action. The reshuffle includes postings in key law and order and cybercrime units.

Cyberabad Police have imposed restrictions under Section 163 of BNSS ahead of NEET-UG 2026, prohibiting gatherings within 200 metres of exam centres and ordering closure of nearby internet and photocopy shops to ensure smooth conduct of the examination.

Cyberabad Police registered 91 drug cases and arrested 209 people between January and March. In the crackdown, drugs worth Rs 2.29 crore were seized, including marijuana, MDMA, hashish oil, opium, heroin, and LSD from both synthetic and conventional networks.

Cyberabad police arrested a man accused of duping multiple women, including a minor, by posing as a wealthy suitor on social media. He allegedly extorted money and gold, with police now probing links to nearly ten victims.

A two-day cyber awareness programme by SCSC and Cyberabad Police educated participants on rising cybercrimes, AI threats, and online safety. Officials stressed vigilance, quick response to fraud, and spreading awareness to prevent financial and digital risks.

Cyberabad Police arrested Ramavath Madhu, the key accused in a Rs 150 crore microfinance fraud. The case has gained attention over allegations involving a singer. Police are verifying claims and expect further developments as the investigation progresses.