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The victims, Kanakiah, a watchman by profession, and his wife Rajamma, a homemaker, had been residing in Suryanagar, Alwal, for the past six months. Owing to health problems, Kanakiah had stopped going to work and remained at home.
The victims, Kanakiah, a watchman by profession, and his wife Rajamma, a homemaker, had been residing in Suryanagar, Alwal, for the past six months. Owing to health problems, Kanakiah had stopped going to work and remained at home.
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Ravinder Reddy, in his complaint, said the welfare association had laid six speed breakers in the colony illegally and without following the laid down norms and specifications
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Officials seized 1380 grams of hydroponic marijuana, LSD blots, 2 bikes and other material worth Rs 1.4 crore
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The police identified four Pakistan nationals who were on a short term visa and handed over the notices to them. The police have not disclosed the whereabouts of the Pakistan nationals for security reasons
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Intelligence officials said though there has been no specific input for the city, whenever such terror attacks occur in any part of the country, the local police, as a precaution, is put on alert
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Police seized cash of Rs 12,000, mobile phones and other materials
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Dr Narendra Vikramaditya Yadav, as Chairman of Braumwald Hospitals, UK, reportedly had entered into a contract with Poulomi Hospitals, Dr AS Rao Nagar, Kapra in 2018. They, however, stopped operations within months, when Dr Narendra did not pay salaries to the hospital employees and vendors.
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Traffickers exploit women facing financial hardships by promising them jobs in India. Once these women enter the country illegally, they are forced into illegal activities. Their undocumented status prevents them from seeking help from the police, creating an advantage for the organisers
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The police seized Rs 92,120 in cash and four mobile phones
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Organisers told to adhere to ban on high-decibel DJ systems, firecrackers during Sunday’s Shobha Yatra
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City Police Commissioner CV Anand suggests officials to deploy special additional forces in problematic areas around religious places
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According to the police, the gang moved around in public transport buses and used to steal gold chains and wallets from the passengers
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The inspection was carried out in anticipation to smooth passage of processions without any hindrance and for necessary arrangements by all departments concerned.
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Venkataiah's family alleged that the police illegally detained him for using abusive language while criticizing Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy's administration. As the incident went viral on social media, people from all sections of society condemned the police's actions and called for his immediate release.
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Eminent personalities from Hyderabad attend event, participate in iftar alongside police officials
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Suggests that police pickets be set up in sensitive, important areas of each zone, says advanced measures have been taken to ensure smooth conduct of both festivals
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Senior journalist Revathi and her colleague, Thanvi, were picked up around 5 am from their residences, for posting a video of a farmer speaking about his hardships under the Congress regime on their YouTube channel and social media platforms, which went viral
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The police said that they were investigating a case registered in connection with a video with alleged derogatory comments against Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy which was recently posted on the Pulse News Break digital news platform run by the journalist
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According to the police, the gang contacted people who were staying in rented houses and assured to arrange double bedroom houses that are provided to BPL families by the government.
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The arrested individual, Babhuti Bhushan Palai, also known as Raju, is a native of Odisha who moved to the city a few years ago. Initially, he worked as a food delivery boy before leaving the job to join a construction company as a JCB driver.