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Police arrested Jawade Krishna, his brother, and three associates for cheating around 300 people with fake job offers in microfinance, Anganwadi centres, and hospitals. Authorities seized Rs 9 lakh, gold, luxury items, and vehicles; two suspects remain absconding
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Task Force (East) and Bowenpally police arrested Sahoo Sonu and B Ravi Teja in Old Bowenpally for drug peddling. Authorities seized 1.7 grams of hash oil and a mobile phone worth Rs 8.95 lakh. The duo has prior narcotics cases
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Two men in Mandamarri were arrested for posting child porn videos on Instagram and Facebook. Acting on an NCMEC tip-off, Telangana Cyber Security Wing booked them and warned of strict action against sharing obscene content online
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Osmania University police arrested eight students for abusing officials during a public drinking incident on campus. A scuffle broke out when police objected to the act near Tagore Auditorium. All were granted bail after being produced in court
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Hyderabad police arrested five people, including four from Maharashtra and one local man, for selling cocaine in the city. Two customers were also caught. Police seized 276 grams of cocaine and eight phones during the operation
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BRS worker Shashidhar Goud was rearrested moments after being released from Karimnagar jail, despite securing bail, for retweeting a political post. Party leaders, including KTR, condemned the repeated arrests and warned police against political excesses.
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A woman real estate agent in Adilabad was arrested for cheating a couple by selling them land using fake documents. She and an accomplice sold the same plot twice. The couple lost Rs 3.3 lakh and reported the fraud
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An Infosys senior staffer was arrested in Bengaluru for allegedly filming a woman colleague in the office washroom. Caught red-handed, the accused apologized, but was booked under IT Act and BNS after the woman filed a police complaint
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Begumpet police arrested Giridhar Singh for stealing Rs 46 lakh from his former employer’s office in Patigadda. He was caught in Adilabad while fleeing to Madhya Pradesh. Police recovered the full amount and presented him before the court
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Hyderabad's Bowenpally police arrested a three-member gang from Odisha for allegedly stealing mobile phones using a fake accident trick. The police recovered 77 stolen phones and a two-wheeler. The suspects were identified and apprehended following a local complaint
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The suspects Siraj, a native of Vizag in AP and Sameer, of Bhoiguda in Hyderabad were picked up after a tight surveillance was mounted on them following inputs of the duo planning terror strikes on the instructions of their handlers based in a foreign country.
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Recover 29 tolas of gold ornaments, 47 tolas of silver ornaments, Rs 4 lakh in cash and a two-wheeler
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The court had observed that she was deliberately flouting its sentencing order to submit probation bonds and Rs one lakh as fine in the defamation case filed in 2001.
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Ravi Kumar and Sai, residents of Chitrapuri Colony in Manikonda who were found under suspicious circumstances were arrested by the Raidurgam police for alleged possession of unaccounted cash of Rs 74.5 lakh
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Superintendent of Police Akhil Mahajan, in a statement, said Soyam Kishtu, a man from hamlet under Dharmapuri village, was apprehended on charges of poisoning the water for the mid-day meal.
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On March 2, the thieves stole Rs 30 lakhs at SBI ATM in Ravirala village. The police investigation revealed that the accused came to Hyderabad in flight from Delhi and committed the offence
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The official, Ravi Ranjan, Superintendent of GST, Medak, had demanded a bribe of Rs 10,000 from the complainant for revoking the suspension of GSTIN of his proprietorship firm, which was suspended due to the non-filing of returns
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On being interrogated, Mamatha confessed to committing the crime after watching YouTube videos as suggested by Irfan over the phone. She admitted to stealing a bracelet, chain and cash on March 10.
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Nikshipta Chit Fund Company directors, Sangisetty Karunakar and Moola Umamaheswar had gone absconding after switching off their cell phones without paying Rs 2.17 crore due to 42 subscribers
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A case was registered against a government official doing real estate business for cheating buyers by promising to build an apartment, informed Khammam two-town CI, Balakrishna