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A total of 573 AR constables will work in law and order, traffic, special branch, task force, H New and cybercrime police stations
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The arrested man Raju Jat (35), a resident Madhya Pradesh was into ganja smuggling for the last five years. He purchased ganja from his known contact, Subhash in Odhisa and regularly supplied it to customers including Purushotham of Chandrapur, Maharashtra
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The police are questioning the auto rickshaw driver in an effort to gather descriptive details about the suspects and any conversation he may have overheard between them. Authorities believe these clues could assist in locating the suspects.
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The two men are believed to be involved in a heist in Bidar, during which two people, including a security guard, were shot dead, and Rs 93 lakh was stolen. After fleeing Bidar, the suspects are thought to have reached Hyderabad, where they booked tickets at Roshan Travel Agency in Afzalgunj to travel to Raipur, Chhattisgarh.
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According to the police, victim Jahangir, who works at Roshan Travels, was checking the baggage of a suspicious passenger when the latter took out a countrymade pistol and fired at him
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Additional DCP (Task Force), A Srinivas Rao, said a special drive was taken following advisory from different government department about the threat of the Chinese manja to humans, animals and birds.
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IGP V Satyanarayana says promotions granted as Sankranti gift; officers, recruited as police constables in 1989-90, awaiting promotion for over 35 years
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The Cybercrime unit of Hyderabad police arrested three persons who allegedly cheated and extorted Rs.48.38 lakh from a woman. The arrested are Aman Joshi, resident of Ramkoti, Prashanth Biradar, a resident of Shahinyathgunj and Rohit Sharma of Panduranga Nagar
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The highest number 1,425 persons caught in Hyderabad followed by 839 in Cyberabad and 619 cases in Rachakonda
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Says videos pertaining to the events that occurred on December 4 being circulated
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Says police coming across instances of bouncers misbehaving with people at gatherings during visit of celebrities and politicians
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Hyderabad Police Commissioner CV Anand attributes the rise to police registering FIRs in all offences and investigating them
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Suspended officer accuses 'Pushpa 2' actor of lacking basic understanding of law, warns him against tarnishing police force's reputation
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“In the coming year, we will be procuring drones and dedicated teams will operate and take care of its maintenance. A separate wing will be created for the management of the drones,” he said
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City Police Commissioner, CV Anand said the traffic police are taking up special drives to ensure the safety of the motorists and pedestrians regularly and the sustained efforts have resulted in road accidents coming down in the city
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Speaking to media persons here on Sunday, Hyderabad Police Commissioner, CV Anand, said the police are serious in registering the First Information Report (FIR) and investigating all the offences
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The video captures the events of December 4 when Allu Arjun attended the premiere of Pushpa-2 at Sandhya 70mm theatre with his family. Hyderabad Police Commissioner CV Anand stated that the police had previously informed the theatre management about the potential risks of an uncontrolled situation and a stampede if the actor were invited.
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The victim filed a complaint with the Hyderabad Cybercrime police, who are investigating the case.
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The organizers of New Year events in the city must ensure that apparel, dance acts, gestures, and language remain decent during the celebrations, while also ensuring that there is no obscenity or nudity in any of the performances, according to the guidelines issued by the Hyderabad police.
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The organisers were warned not to allow any fire arms inside the venue and ensure that passes are not be granted in excess to the capacity.
