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Kunjathbail Mujib Sayyad collected money from different persons in Shadnagar, Ranga Reddy district and Hyderabad on the pretext of investment in 'Max Crypto Trading’ investment scheme.
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The Cyberabad Special Operations Team checked 31 farm houses on Friday night and found illegal activities being carried out in three farm houses
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They were charging Rs.250 per each call received at these illegal call centers and 25% commission on the transaction amount collected by the call centers by cheating foreign nationals.
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Hyderabad: The modus operandi of an Andhra Pradesh-based gang, busted by the Cybercrime wing of the Cyberabad Police suggests that even fingerprints on land registration documents might not be safe from fraudsters. The kingpin in the gang of seven, Nallagalla Venkateshwarlu, allegedly downloaded land registration documents from the portal of the Andhra Pradesh Inspector-General of Revenue and Stamps, […]
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The police seized Rs. 1.11 crore, three cards, four laptops, 23 mobile phones, debit cards, cheque books and other articles from them.
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Hyderabad: A gang that exploited a few loopholes in the vehicle registration certificate issuing process and forged RCs apart from cheating the Regional Transport Authority was busted here on Tuesday. The Cyberabad Police Special Operation Team arrested seven persons, from whom 1,200 fake RCs, 29 stamps, printers and other material were seized. The arrested persons […]
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Hyderabad: The Cyberabad Police have intensified the special drive against drugs, particularly marijuana, and have been carrying out continuous raids across the commissionerate. On Tuesday alone, 13 persons were caught on charges of drug peddling.Following instructions from Police Commissioner M Stephen Raveendra, the police across all zones have stepped up checking at hotspots on a […]
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Hyderabad: In a major crackdown on gambling and betting, the Cyberabad Police on Wednesday busted multiple cricket betting rackets and nabbed 23 persons. The police seized Rs.93 lakh, eight laptops and 275 mobile phones apart from tabs, computers, television sets and five cars, all together valued at Rs.2.21 crore. Cyberabad Commissioner M. Stephen Raveendra said […]
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Hyderabad: The Cyberabad police have reportedly arrested a couple on charges of attempting to break into a private bank ATM centre at Raidurgam on Thursday. The couple, hailing from Khammam, had made a futile attempt to loot an unmanned ATM in the wee hours of Wednesday. Even after repeated attempts failed, the couple decided to […]
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The first time saw him walking his way into the Lord’s ground during the second Test and setting the field for the Indian team
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The video shows the Audi racing along the rain-drenched road and hitting the auto from behind, sending it into an uncontrollable spin before crashing into the roadside, killing the passenger and injuring the driver.
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“People are getting carried away with lucrative offers and without verifying, are placing orders and transferring money through debit/credit cards,” Cybercrime officials said
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A vehicle loaded with the donated stuff, which will be distributed to old age homes, orphanages and the poor, was flagged off by Cyberabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar
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Traffic officials said every month about 25 to 30 persons die in hospitals while undergoing treatment for injuries sustained in road accidents
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Officials said citizens should not have any misconception that drunk driving tests are conducted only on those in cars and bigger vehicles.
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It had come to light that members of WhatsApp groups were alerting each other about traffic police checks taken up on different road stretches, said S M Vijay Kumar, DCP (Traffic)
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Hyderabad: The Cyberabad Police have collected 743 units of blood through blood donation camps organised on the eve of Police Commemoration Day. On Tuesday, the police collected 569 units of blood at different camps organised across the Cyberabad Commissionerate. Police personnel and local people participated in the camps and donated blood. Cyberabad Police Commissioner V […]
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According to the Cybercrime officials, these fraudsters are hoisting their fake websites containing their mobile or contact numbers. Those in need of a customer care number of any product or service usually search for such details on Google.
