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Bollywood actor Deepak Tijori has lodged a police complaint after being cheated of Rs. 2.5 lakh by three persons who promised to arrange investors for his upcoming film. A case has been registered at Bangur Nagar police station, and all three accused are to be summoned for investigation.

The Narayanaguda police arrested a man for allegedly posing as a real estate broker, cheating a woman on the pretext of selling her flat and sexually harassing her. The accused reportedly used money obtained by mortgaging her jewellery for personal expenses.

Rajanna-Sircilla police arrested a gang of self-styled godmen who cheated a family in Nizamabad village of Konaraopet mandal by promising to unearth a secret treasury. The fraud came to light when the main accused stopped responding to calls, prompting the victim to lodge a complaint.

Residents of Kistareddypet in Ameenpur mandal accused BHEL employee Prasanna Kumar of collecting Rs 3 lakh each from 69 persons, promising 2BHK houses. They lodged a complaint at Ameenpur Police Station. Police registered a case and began investigation

Hyderabad police arrested Vuppalapati Satish Kumar and Shilpa Banda for allegedly defrauding investors of Rs. 23 crores by promising high returns through a company. The couple had created multiple shell companies and fled, later apprehended in Karnataka.

Nallakunta police arrested three persons, including Abbas Ali Sheikh, for cheating gold businessmen in Hyderabad. They collected 1,906 grams of 22-carat gold from Durga Bhavani Bullion Pvt Ltd on the pretext of making ornaments and sold it for personal gains

  An FIR has been filed against filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali in Bikaner after a line producer alleged non-payment, abuse, and threats during the shoot of *Love and War*. The court-directed case includes charges of cheating and criminal breach of trust

Hyderabad Cybercrime police arrested three men from Maharashtra for defrauding a local resident of Rs 44 lakh in a fake investment scam. The accused posed as trading advisors and routed funds through multiple accounts, with international links traced to Dubai

The suspect, Sai Ram, had reportedly promised to marry the female makeup artist and they both lived together for one year in Rahmath Nagar; he reportedly went absconding after collecting money from her

A Hyderabad woman accused a Mumbai-based man of rape and cheating after he promised to marry her. The suspect allegedly sexually assaulted her, took Rs 25 lakh from her family under false pretenses, and later threatened to leak private content.

A 22-year-old Hyderabadi woman, abandoned by her Pakistani husband in the Gulf during pregnancy, returned home with help from the Indian Embassy in Qatar. Stranded between countries and facing visa and travel issues, she was finally reunited with her family.

The duo took turns in cheating unsuspecting elderly men posing as close relatives of each other seeking a suitable marriage alliance

B Yesudas David promised work as a social media campaigner during the 2023 assembly elections to the victim and sexually exploited her

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

The complainant received a message on his social media account from the suspect claiming to be an investor offering assistance with financial trading.

The conman, Nagaraju, pretended to be a government employee from the local Collector's office and collected amounts ranging from Rs 50,000 to Rs 65,000 from each individual. Once he had gathered the money, he started avoiding them.

The cyber crime rate increased by around 43.33 per cent in the year in the State.

Reports suggest that Nageshwar Rao and Sahohar Reddy duped individuals out of Rs. 1.76 crore by issuing fake appointment letters. The victims discovered the scam when they approached the concerned department. Two of them filed complaints with the Mahabubabad Rural police, who launched an investigation. As a result, the police arrested the two accused, bringing the fraudulent scheme to light.

UP Police arrest the accused and his two associates following several complaints over allergic reactions from their product

The duo Y Abhishek Reddy (30) and Thumma Chinnamma (41), opened a firm 'J M J Reddy Consultancy', at Himayathnagar and collected around Rs 84 lakh from job aspirants