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Cyberabad police arrested two men in Hyderabad for running a fake educational certificate racket targeting overseas job aspirants. The accused issued 46 fake certificates, enabling 24 people to travel abroad. Certificates were sourced from a contact in Vijayawada.

Cyberabad police arrested nine people, including two from Rajasthan, for operating mule bank accounts for cybercriminals. The gang worked under a handler named 'Jack' via Telegram, using SIM swaps, hotel bookings, and malicious apps to aid large-scale financial frauds.

The Cyberabad Police recovered 827 stolen or lost mobile phones worth nearly Rs 2 crore using the CEIR portal. The devices were returned to their owners during a special event. Citizens were urged to report lost phones through CEIR for faster recovery.

A nine-member gang was arrested by Cyberabad police for duping US citizens through fraudulent calls, using remote access tools to steal financial details and account information. Investigations are ongoing to recover the funds

The Jubilee Hills police arrested two persons for misusing 230 CMRF cheques meant for poor beneficiaries, using forged documents to deposit funds. The prime accused worked in a former minister’s office. Two more suspects are absconding. Rs 8.7 lakh was misappropriated.

Cyberabad police held an awareness meeting with spa centre owners to reinforce anti-trafficking norms and regulatory compliance. Guidelines included CCTV installation, qualified staff, operating hours, and proper registration to ensure transparency and public safety in spa operations.

Cyberabad Police Commissioner has issued orders transferring 10 inspectors on administrative grounds.

Cyberabad police booked 454 motorists during a drunken driving check on Saturday night, with 17 offenders recording dangerously high BAC levels. Most cases were reported by Miyapur, Alwal, and Jeedimetla police. All offenders will be produced before court.

Police conduct 137 decoy operations in a week; also hold counselling sessions for those caught by She Teams

The betting syndicate operating through Telegram influencers and unauthorised betting websites lured victims with ‘exclusive insider tips’ and ‘fixed matches’, say police

Cyberabad police booked a man for rash and negligent driving after he rammed his car into parked vehicles near Niloufer Hotel. A video of the incident went viral, prompting public criticism of the reckless act on the busy Hitech Road.

On information, the Cyberabad Special Operations Team conducted raids at the pubs located at Gachibowli and conducted check on few persons who were suspected to have consumed drugs

Police investigation revealed that the accused reportedly had an extramarital affair with the deceased.

Cyberabad police caught 305 drunk drivers in a special Saturday night drive, including 242 two-wheeler riders. The highest number of violations was reported in Miyapur. Most offenders were aged between 31–40, highlighting growing DUI concerns in Hyderabad's outskirts.

The Cyberabad Police have issued an advisory urging to follow certain safety measures to avoid any tragedies, particularly involving children.

The phones were recovered by the law and order police and other wings using the Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) portal

Anvesh, in a video said that several high level IAS and IPS officials had allegedly accepted Rs 300 crore from some persons for allowing the betting apps and its promotion through advertisements in metro rail

The Cyberabad police imposed prohibitory orders banning assembly of five or more persons in view of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) in 200 meters at all examination centers in the commissionerate limits

This initiative aims to enhance surveillance and ensure the protection of citizens, particularly women and children in the commissionerate.

Of the drivers caught, 278 had blood alcohol concentrations (BAC) between 50 mg/100 ml and 200 mg/100 ml, 17 recorded BAC levels between 200 mg/100 ml and 300 mg/100 ml, while five were found with BAC levels ranging from 301 mg/100 ml to 500 mg/100 ml.