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A total of 191 two-wheeler riders, 11 - three-wheelers, 56 - four-wheeler and four heavy vehicles drivers were booked by the traffic police for driving in inebriated condition.

The post on X comes amidst months of raids by the Telangana Food Safety Department over food serving establishments including restaurants, hostels, and PGs across Hyderabad.

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.

A few accidents were reported where only due to wrong-side driving people lost their lives, say police

However, when the jewelry store owner escaped from the attackers and rushed out shouting for help, the suspects drove off on a bike.

The Cyberabad Traffic Police in partnership with Society for Cyberabad Security Council (SCSC) on Friday announced the deployment of the Third Eye Traffic Monitoring Drone capability.

However, a few serious accidents involving drunk drivers contradict the police claims of strict enforcement and awareness. In April, a drunk driver killed a man and injured 11 persons at Raidurgam.

On pretext of friendship, love and marriage, the suspect collected money from victim and spent them on playing various online games and online betting apps.

The arrested person, Venkateshwarlu, who previously worked as a senior financial analyst with Amazon Development Centre (India), had transferred an amount of Rs. 3,22,04,456 to different accounts.

The arrested persons Dupati Nagaraju, Mulpury Shivarama Krishna, and Thoddakula Narsimha Rao alias Ponnari, started a construction firm in the year 2021 in the name of M/s “Bharathi Builders” with its office at Madhapur.

Believing in them, K. Bhavani from Chintal along with 35 members of colony people invested in the chit groups ranging between Rs 1 lakh and Rs 5 lakh which would be conducted in the span of 20 months.

In a letter to the DGP, TFCC Chairman Metu Sai Kumar on Sunday said some antisocial elements were behaving like Delhi police personnel in Hyderabad, Secunderabad and Cyberabad.

Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic), Cyberabad, D. Joel Davies, in a meeting with traffic personnel on issue wrong route driving issue said the police had booked cases under sections 336 of the IPC against such motorists.

The SOT (Medchal) Team seized Rs. 74. 29 lakh cash at Dundigal, Shamirpet and Rajendranagar, the SOT (Balanagar) Team seized Rs. 2.62 lakh, SOT (Rajendranagar) seized Rs. 22.30 lakh and SOT (Madhapur) team seized Rs. 7.08 lakhs.

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.

By saying that they made un-registered Development Agreement cum GPA with Surya Developers, owned by the complainant for development of residential flats and villas and collected Rs 3.13 crore.

Acting on tip off, the team raided a flat at Medchal and found one person V Rajesh (40) was organizing gambling and inviting people to participate in the game.

Acting on information, the police caught K Surya Kumar and G Shyam Babu, both natives of Andhra Pradesh and residing in the city.

Acting on a tipoff, the SOT raided houses at Kukatpally, Dundigal, Miyapur, Jeedimetla and Bachupally and caught 15 people for allegedly organising the betting.

Any person found violating the orders will be prosecuted, the police warned.