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Hyderabad police arrested a habitual burglar, Jaganatham Prabhu, who was involved in multiple property offences across Hyderabad, Cyberabad, and Rachakonda. He was caught by the Task Force with 32 tolas of stolen gold recovered. Prabhu had resumed thefts post-jail.

The four persons had entered the country on student and medical visas and continued their stay illegally after expiry of their visas

The Hyderabad Police are expanding their drone wing to enhance surveillance during festivals, protests, and traffic monitoring. With six drones deployed during Muharram and more on the way, drones are proving to be effective tools for crowd control and deterrence.

Scores of grieving members of the Shia community marched along the procession beating their chests to the chants of ‘Ya Hussain’ with several people lined up across the procession route.

The SWAT personnel whose primary objective is to effectively manage women protesters during dharnas, rallies, and other public gatherings were officially inducted on June 3 and was first deployed for duty at the Telangana Secretariat on July 4

The Police Commissioner, who visited Bibi Ka Alam in Dar-ul-Shifa at Dabeerpura, marking the 8th day of Muharram on Friday, inspected the security arrangements in place.

Two Malakpet residents were arrested for faking a robbery to mislead the police and steal Rs. 17 lakh. A chit fund employee and his friend staged an accident, but CCTV footage exposed the plot. The stolen cash was recovered

The Hyderabad Police held a meeting with school authorities, auto unions, and officials to address student transport safety. Commissioner C.V. Anand emphasized protocols for school buses, driver checks, and traffic awareness to protect children during school commutes

Eight individuals, including main accused Mohammed Faizan, arrested by Commissioner’s Task Force and Masab Tank police for drug peddling and consumption. Authorities seize hashish oil, ganja, knives, and motorcycles during the raid

Until June 2025, the Bureau repatriated four children within the State and seven children to other States, in addition to rescuing 896 children.

Hyderabad Police, TGCSB intensify surveillance on suspicious banking activities to curb rising financial cybercrimes. Banks directed to tighten KYC protocols, report anomalies. Public awareness campaigns urge vigilance, promote reporting through helpline 1930 or cybercrime.gov.in

They registered 18 criminal and 122 petty cases, conducted counselling sessions, and stopped two child marriages. Apprehended individuals underwent counselling by professionals at the LB Nagar camp office

Miscreants burnt down two DCM vehicles and damaged a few more vehicles that were carrying animal skeletons from the city to a slaughter house at Jalpally on Sunday night

Hyderabad Police registers case after the video falsely shows Owaisi promoting the scam which promises daily returns of Rs 53,000; video also features AI-generated clips of Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, industrialist Mukesh Ambani, Infosys founder Narayana Murthy

Hyderabad Police, along with Task Force (West), bust prostitution racket operating under the guise of a spa in SR Nagar; arrest a sub-organiser and five customers, rescue a female sex worker

Nepali gangs posing as domestic help loot wealthy Hyderabad homes, drugging or robbing families before fleeing across the Nepal border, leaving police struggling to catch them

Hyderabad Police have issued a formal warning to BJP MLA Thakur Raja Singh for repeatedly neglecting government-assigned bulletproof security while visiting high-risk areas. Authorities cited rising threats and communal sensitivities, urging the MLA to follow safety protocols strictly.

At several police stations in the city, the drivers, with recommendations of Sub-Inspectors and even Station House Officers, are reportedly approaching private persons to pay for fuel for patrol vehicles

Capt KV Reddy, a war veteran of Indian Army had joined the Andhra Pradesh Police Service and retired as IG of police after he was conferred with Indian Police Service. Known to be a gentle soul, Capt KV Reddy was an ardent follower of Jiddu Krishnamurthy philosophy

Cow protectors were advised to abide by the law and cautioned against taking enforcement into their own hands if they receive any information.