"cheating"

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

The Hyderabad Central Crime Station (CCS) officials arrested Dr. B.Lakshmi alias Bhagya Lakshmi (63), a former  Director in Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI) on charges of siphoning funds of nearly Rs 88 lakh using fake invoices.

The arrested persons were J Usha, T Mallesh, Sagar Patil and J Anil Kumar, all from Hyderabad.

The victim reportedly received a message on her mobile phone offering an opportunity to purchase branded clothing. The message included a link for booking the items online. Upon clicking the link, she was directed through a series of fraudulent tasks, which ultimately resulted in a financial loss.

The arrested persons are Shri Krishna Babanrao Pawar ( 43) and Ramakant Jovan Dhanawate (30) both from Kopargaon in Ahmednagar in Maharashtra.

Mohammed Ali, a native of Karnataka, collaborated with a group of others to deceive job seekers. "Ali and his associates reached out to job aspirants, collected placement fees, and then blocked their numbers," the police stated.

K. Satish Chandra Gupta was arrested for allegedly being involved in forgery, cheating, and conspiracy, having collected Rs. 1.45 crore under the guise of selling plots in a fabricated and unauthorized layout.

The suspect, Vijji Jagadeesh Chandra Prasad from Kakinada, AP, along with Deepankar Barman, devised a scheme promising high returns, including 120% annual profit on investments. The suspect, Vijji Jagadeesh Chandra Prasad from Kakinada, AP, along with accomplice Deepankar Barman, devised a plan to lure investors with schemes promising high returns. Their offers included annual profits of up to 120% on the invested amount.

Kotapalli Sub-Inspector A. Rajender reported that a cheating case has been filed against Kuppireddy Sai Reddy of Kotapalli mandal headquarters for allegedly diverting funds from bank account holders.

The man Intipally Rama Rao alias Ramu (30) a graphic designer and a native of East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh stayed in the city.

Officials seized cash of Rs 29.9 lakh, a car and 2 mobile phones, altogether worth Rs 35 lakh. The arrested persons are Rohan Kadam and Muzammil Baligar, both from Maharashtra

The arrested person is Ilyas Ahmed alias Mohd Ilyas (42), from Jahangirabad in Bandlaguda.

Deputy Commissioner of Police Aggadi Bhaskar reported that Ramtenki Anwesh, a car driver, his brother Durgam Bhanuprasad, a construction worker, both from Avadam village in Nennal mandal, and Manthena Ashok, a car driver from Shyamnagar in Naspur mandal, were arrested on September 6. They were apprehended for threatening and assaulting Jithender of Avadam over family disputes using a revolver.

Lavanya reportedly presented evidence, including hospital reports, indicating that she was compelled to undergo an abortion.

The arrested persons are A. Surender Reddy, Merina Rose, B. Anjaiah, B Venkatesh, K. Gopal Nayak, A Harshini Reddy.