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Despite repeated police warnings, endowment officials at the Sri Gnana Saraswathi Devasthanam in Basar failed to implement basic security measures, leading to another theft at the shrine.
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Unidentified miscreants stole a silver crown and a hundial from a sub-temple at the ancient Sri Gnana Saraswathi Devasthanam in Basar, Nirmal district, late Monday night. The theft, discovered on Tuesday morning, has raised serious concerns among devotees.
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Local BRS leaders in Nirmal alleged that party spokesman Manne Krishank was tortured by jail officials and moved unsafely in violation of norms. Krishank claimed harassment despite being granted bail by the High Court.
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BRS spokesperson Manne Krishank was rearrested by Nirmal police shortly after securing bail from the High Court in an assault and trespassing case. He was taken into custody in connection with a pending case related to a social media post against the Congress government.
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A 31-year-old woman Sarpanch, Durgam Laharika, died by suicide in Masaipet village of Kaddampeddur mandal, Nirmal district, reportedly after a dispute with her husband.
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The Sri Ramanavami Shobhayatra in Bhainsa town, Nirmal district, concluded peacefully with devotees and organisations participating in it.
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Security has been intensified in Bhainsa for the Sriram Navami Shobhayatra, with drone surveillance, traffic plans and police deployment to ensure peaceful conduct and maintain communal harmony.
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Two home guards at Sri Gnana Saraswathi Devasthanam in Basar, Nirmal district, saved a devotee’s life by performing CPR after he collapsed with chest pain while waiting for darshan. Indrakaran Reddy and Ganesh Narayana, on duty at the shrine, responded immediately and revived the devotee before handing him over to medical staff.
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Two people died in separate road accidents in Nirmal and Kumram Bheem Asifabad districts on Saturday night. Purasthu Sai Charan and Sidam Bheemram lost their lives in two-wheeler and auto-rickshaw mishaps, while a police constable succumbed to earlier injuries.
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A man in Nirmal district, along with his brother, killed his alcoholic son with a stick and surrendered to police. The accused said they were fed up with the victim’s behaviour and constant harassment.
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The accused persons further told the investigating officials that they were daily-wage earners, but were engaged in burglaries as they were dissatisfied with their income.
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The arrested persons were identified as Burra Ramesh Goud, Rama Goud, Srinivas Goud, Rajashekhar Goud, and Raju Goud.
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He was arrested by Nirmal police upon his return from the US; arrest, linked to earlier FIRs, has sparked allegations of political targeting by Congress-led government
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The district police rescued Gunda Srinivas, who went missing in the forests of Akondapet village in Dasturabad mandal by forming a special team and carrying out a 15-hour operation on Thursday.
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Speaking on the occasion, Nirmal Inspector Praveen Kumar advised the students not to consume ganja and gutka, also sought cooperation of students in eradicating the menace such as smuggling of ganja.
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Nirmal police said that 12 persons belonging to different parts of the town were apprehended when they were indulging in the prohibited act in Balaji In lodge, following a tip.
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Nirmal SP Sharmila said that the investigating officials managed to retrieve Rs 13.19 lakh extracted by online fraudsters from Anupolla Dikshit Kumar, who transferred Rs 18.95 to various accounts on August 22
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The permission was rejected due to the sensitivity over communal issues in the town and related law and order aspects, police said
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Superintendent of Police Praveen Kumar produced the accused persons before pressmen in Nirmal on Thursday
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Nirmal/Kumram Bheem Asifabad: District police launched a coaching for aspirants of police jobs at government polytechnic college on Tuesday. Additional Superintendent of Police M Sriram Reddy was the chief guest of the inaugural event. Speaking on the occasion, Sriram advised the aspirants to strive hard to achieve their goals. He opined that diligence and self-confidence […]
