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Kothapalli police registered the case on charges of cheating a woman. Based on the complaint lodged by the victim on April 28, police registered the case under section 64(1), 87, 318(4), 351(2) BNS Act

After about three-hour-long questioning by senior officials, the aghori underwent a medical check-up at the Chevella Government Hospital before being produced before the magistrate.

The self-proclaimed Aghori claimed to provide solutions to all problems of the complaint by performing 'special pujas', collected money and cheated her

Victim alleges fake aghori took money with false promises of healing and solving her problems

Victim B Shambhareddy (50), accidentally came into contact with the electric transformer and died of electrocution

The High Court on Monday directed the Mokila police not to take any coercive steps against Raj Pakala, businessman and brother-in-law of BRS working president KT Rama Rao, as long as he cooperated with the 41 A notices issued to him.

Police raided Pakala's residence at Janwada during a family function, which was later depicted as a rave party

“The five reporters demanded Rs. 25 lakhs from him and later the issue was settled for Rs. 10. As initial payment, Ravi mortgaged the necklace of his wife and paid them Rs. 2.5 lakh,” said the DCP.

According to the police, Ramesh, Srinivas and Suresh, reporters of vernacular news channels and newspapers who were aware of the facts that Ravi Kumar was not able to repay the investments of depositors, allegedly demanded Rs 10 lakh from him to not publicise the matter