"cyberabad-police"

According to D Srinivas, DCP Special Operations Team, during vehicle checking the police had stopped and checked a car and found gold and silver valued at Rs. 23 crores.

The police said cyber fraudsters exploit unsuspecting individuals by converting criminal proceeds – whether from Indian rupees to crypto or vice versa – under the guise of legitimate trading activities.

Acting on a tip off, the police caught different persons at Bachupally and Petbasheerabad. The police seized around 4513 liters of the liquor.

The police explained, the suspect had created several accounts on dating apps and cheated people to the tune of several lakhs of rupees.

The Rajendranagar police seized Rs 15.4 lakh unaccounted cash from a car belonging to a private bank and Rs 11.6 lakh unaccounted cash was seized from a jeep at Narsingi.

The road show will be held between PVNR Expressway pillar no 121 and pillar no 152. The commuters were asked to take alternate routes and cooperate with the police.

The commuters were asked to take alternate routes and cooperate with the police.

Chowdhary, who is a native of Chittoor in A.P had registered his details on a matrimonial website and befriended the victim who was planning to for a second marriage after her husband passed away.

On information, the Special Operations Teams conducted raids at 12 places in Cyberabad and caught 12 people who were selling the liquor illegally.

The caller claimed to be from the customs department and informed the victims that a parcel from Mumbai to Taiwan or another country was seized because it contained illegal drugs, passports, SIM cards mobile devices etc.

The cash was being transported in bags kept in about 15 carton boxes in a car proceeding from Jubilee Hills towards Madhapur.

The police seized Rs. 18.50 lakh in cash, and freezed five bank accounts with deposits that amounted to Rs. 18.34 lakh.

The woman Anuradha Bai (39), a resident of Nanakramguda in Gachibowli was allegedly procuring the contraband from some people.

On Sunday, the Cyberabad police apprehended an individual suspected of deceiving women by establishing relationships with them through matrimonial websites.

The police seized property worth Rs 41,870 from the place.

The police caught them at RC Puram and Allwyn cross roads Kukatpally. They were allegedly selling ganja packets to consumers for a price.

The contraband was seized along with Rs. 16 lakh cash from her," an officer said.

Based on a complaint, a case was first booked by Kondurg police, which was based on a complaint from a Rangareddy District Agriculture officer

The arrested person Kyatham Ganesh (44) along with two others Elupula Srinivas and Elupula Rakesh Varma set up the chit fund company and collected amount to the tune of Rs. 1.30 crore from gullible investors

The NIA teams visited the house of Venugopal, the editor of Veekshanam magazine who is son-in-law of Varavara Rao in early hours of the day.