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RPF Secunderabad recovered 703 lost items worth Rs 1.8 crore under Operation Amanat this year. Items like phones, laptops, and jewelry were returned to passengers. Authorities ask travelers to report missing belongings through the 139 railway helpline

Police in Mancherial arrested 44 people, including the cashier and manager of SBI-Chennur branch, for misappropriating 21 kg of pledged gold and Rs 1.10 crore. The fraud surfaced during an audit; police recovered 15.2 kg gold and Rs 1.61 crore.

Burglars broke into the house of a retired employee in Chikkadpally and escaped with 36 tolas of gold, cash, and gadgets. The crime occurred while the family was away. Police have registered a case and are examining CCTV footage.

Medak police arrested a four-member gang at Chinna Shankarampet for multiple thefts in Khajapur village. Stolen gold, silver and cash were recovered. The accused, all locals, were produced before court after reportedly confessing to a series of house burglaries.

The theft was discovered when the family members returned to find their property missing and reported the incident to the Filmnagar police. The family had been away at the time of the crime.

Twelve persons were on Sunday arrested for allegedly decamping with golden ornaments weighing 44 tolas and liquid cash Rs 15 lakh from a doctor's house in the town on November 30. Police seized 35 tolas of gold and the cash Rs 15.50 lakh were recovered from them.

Srikanth, who works at a jewellery shop, was headed towards Attapur on a scooter when the incident occurred

Mancherial ACP R Prakash and Inspector R Bansilal said that Bodakunta Mohan from Nelki Venkatapur village in Dandepalli mandal and Renikuntla Purnachandar belonging to Housing Board Colony in CCC of Naspur were apprehended for misappropriation of cash in a phased manner

In early June, they approached Dileep Barfa, a resident of Medipally, and believing them Barfa and his friend Singireddy Suresh went to Bengaluru and met Vijay Kumar and Harish.

So far, Rs.14.66 crore in cash, goods worth Rs. 6.91 crore, and 20,955.15 liters of liquor have been seized.

While eight complaints were received regarding cash and other items expected to be used for elections, FIRs were registered against six people. A total of 25 licensed weapons have also been deposited.

Nine MCCs were also registered and 14 complaints received regarding cash as part of the MCC.

While eight complaints regarding cash and other items were investigated and resolved, four FIRs were registered.

Case should be registered against the financier and loan recovery agents who attacked and caused the death of a youth on Friday in Khammam city for not paying the EMI and they should be arrested, he said.

Xinhua news agency reported that numerous banks have been destroyed in the conflict, making it impossible to open the remaining branches across the region due to bombings, power outages, and security risks, according to the PMA.

In the last 24-hours, between early hours of Tuesday and Wednesday, the enforcement squads through their raids have seized Rs. 29, 70, 000 in cash, goods worth Rs 23, 829 and close to 50 liters of alcohol.

On Monday, unaccounted cash Rs 1.90 lakh was seized from two persons when police conducted a vehicle check in Wankidi mandal centre.

Police reported the seizure of Rs 3.67 crore from P Sai Krishna (56), M Sridhar (48), and G Ravi (32) at the Varagali crossing within the Chillakuru police station area on Thursday.

A total of Rs 684.66 crore, including cash, liquor, gold, silver, drugs, narcotics, freebies, and other valuable items, were reportedly seized to date across Telangana ahead of the Assembly elections on November 30.

Cash, precious metals, liquor, and other items, worth over Rs 10.35 crore, were seized in Telangana during the last 24 hours, officials said on Sunday.