A suspected financial scam involving over Rs 1 crore has come to light in the Hyderabad Police Department, with two employees arrested for allegedly siphoning money from the police welfare fund. The accused are alleged to have forged senior IPS officers' signatures on cheques and diverted interest earned on welfare fund deposits into other bank accounts over an extended period.
A woman journalist, Jalli Rekha, was allegedly questioned for nearly seven hours at Hyderabad's Central Crime Station in connection with a cybercrime case, drawing criticism from BRS leaders and journalist organisations.
Hyderabad CCS and Habeeb Nagar Police arrested two persons for allegedly illegally selling prescription medicines and cough syrup. Police seized 77,700 tablets and 170 bottles of cough syrup worth around Rs 10 lakh, while six other suspects remain absconding.
Hyderabad Police have asked investors of Dhanwantari Foundation International to submit their details to the CCS for the refund process. Authorities have attached properties linked to the alleged Rs 516-crore fraud and plan to distribute auction proceeds among depositors.
Telangana government forms an eight-member SIT to investigate two sensitive cases: morphed images of CM A. Revanth Reddy and defamatory content against a woman IAS officer. The SIT, led by Hyderabad Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar, will probe CCS Hyderabad and Maddur police station cases.
Additional CP M Srinivas reviewed Hyderabad Police’s CCS, Cybercrime, and Women Safety units. He stressed fair investigations, better use of technology, cybercrime awareness for citizens, respectful handling of complaints, and coordination to rescue and rehabilitate missing children
Hiranmahe had started a business establishment styled as ‘Ration Bio Products’ through which he promised to supply bio enzymes-based floor and washroom cleaning liquids without use of chemicals
Thirupathaiah complained of chest pain and fell unconscious at 6 am. He was immediately shifted to a hospital in the town, but doctors declared him brought dead
Madasu Kumar, who represents Riyan Visas and Immigration Pvt Ltd in Lakdi-ka-Pul, and his associates on charges of cheating nearly 100 job aspirants to the tune of Rs 7.6 crore promising jobs.
Suryapet: Sleuths of Central Crime Station (CCS) on Tuesday arrested two persons and seized 120 kg of ganja worth Rs 2 lakh from their possession. The arrested were identified as Jadav Ashok (30), native of GP thanda of Mamada mandal in Nirmal district and Boddeda Mallikarjun Rao (41), native of Anakapally in Visakhapatnam district of […]
