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The victim, Sujatha, alleged that Detective Inspector Rami Reddy, along with several policemen and a female constable, subjected her to third-degree torture to force a confession for a theft reported in her neighborhood.
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Avinash Mohanty, Cyberabad Commissioner issued the prohibitory orders under Section 163 of BNSS.
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The police are in the process of identifying people who are in contact with the four suspects and buying drugs from them.
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These Traffic Marshals are paid by companies, trained and deployed by the police at key junctions to ease daily commute for citizens and ensure a safe and secure environment for industries to thrive.
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A notification issued by Cyberabad Commissioner of Police, Avinash Mohanty, stated that the prohibitory orders were issued in view of the prevailing law and order situation and with an intention to prevent danger to human life and safety.
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According to sources, the Inspector didn't properly investigate into a complaint made by a woman petitioner following which she approached the higher ups who conducted the enquiry and found the Inspector at fault.
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The two women constables were deployed to curtail a protest that was going on against the allotment of 100 acres of land in the campus for construction of a High Court building.
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Cyberabad Police Commissioner Avinash Mohanty congratulated Rajendranagar Inspector, B.Nagendra Babu, and team on winning the Home Ministry’s best police station award.
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There are complaints of allegedly indulging in corruption against the Moinabad Inspector following which the Cyberabad CP transferred him.
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The Inspectors working at the RGI Airport and KPHB police stations had reportedly mishandled different cases pertaining to family issues.
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Cyberfraud victims who had lost amount over Rs. 50,000 can lodge complaint at the Cybercrime police station and obtain an FIR.
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Cyberabad Commissioner of Police, Avinash Mohanty said there is an increase in economic offences and cybercrimes while the conventional crimes have come down.
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Interacting with media after taking the charge, he said, “our responsibility is to uphold the rule of law and be impartial and fair to everybody who approach us”
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Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Cybercrime police arrested a man on charges of cheating a person to the tune of Rs 3.14 lakh on the pretext of selling bitcoins. The arrested person Akshay Gowda, a native of Bengaluru, befriended one Manish Reddy on the pretext of online bitcoin trade. “Gowda promised Reddy that he would get two […]
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Hyderabad: Three persons who duped a man of Rs 9.44 lakh on the pretext of arranging a loan through a popular finance company were arrested by the Cybercrime police on Tuesday. The police seized eight mobile phones, Rs 2 lakh, debit cards and 10 bank passbooks from them. The arrested persons were Vijay Bhawan (27), […]
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Hyderabad: The Detective Department sleuths of Hyderabad police on Tuesday arrested Mir Sultan Ali of Petlaburj on charges of forging documents and trying to mislead the court. Sultan Ali (44), an RTA broker from Petlaburj, had allegedly fabricated an agreement of sale and forged the signatures of a person. “He presented those documents before the […]
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Hyderabad: Senior police officer Tarun Joshi, who has been transferred and posted as Warangal Police Commissioner was given a farewell by City Police Commissioner Anjani Kumar and other senior officials here on Tuesday. Anjani Kumar lauded the efforts of Joshi, who served as Joint Commissioner of Police, Special Branch here, and wished him good luck. […]
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According to the police, the arrested persons, Rahul Siraswal (29) and Mahesh Dev (25), along with their other associates conspired to cheat innocent people on the pretext of online trading
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Arested persons were identified as Gundelli Krishna, who worked as cash custodian with a cash management service company and Rapaka Rajasekhar Reddy, a former employee of the company
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The accused, Zhu Wei alias Lambo, belongs to Jiangxi of China and allegedly heads the overall operations of the loan apps being run by four companies
