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Some victims filed a complaint with the Banjara Hills Police on Monday, reporting that they consumed momos from a stall on Friday. The police registered a case and launched an investigation, resulting in the arrest of two individuals selling the momos.

Kaghaznagar police said that Kyatam Radhamma (80), a single woman, breathed her last at the time of the treatment

Locals alerted Anganwadi workers, who then contacted ICDS officials. Upon their arrival, the woman denied the incident, but the officials moved her and her daughter to a shelter home in Siddipet.

Khanapur Sub-Inspector A. Rahul reported that Bongoni Laxmi, a beedi-rolling worker, sustained severe head injuries from a fall that led to her immediate death. She was attempting to escape an attack by monkeys when the incident occurred.

The accused, identified as Madhusudan, was reportedly angry that the woman had distanced herself from him after they connected on Instagram. He attacked her with a blade, and she is now in critical condition.

B Lavanya (42), climbed up a chair and was watering the flower pots and cleaning the dust on the plants in the balcony on the third floor, when she accidentally fell down.

Unable to take up further harassment being meted out against her, the young woman fled from home and approached the local police

who suspected her of practicing black magic. Late Thursday night, they doused her in petrol and set her on fire. Fortunately, local residents intervened, rescuing her and rushing her to a hospital in Hyderabad. Despite receiving treatment, she succumbed to her injuries, police reported. Authorities are working to identify the attackers.

Spandana (29) was found with stab injuries in the house by local people who informed the police about it.

The incident took place at Myhome Avatar in Narsingi, under the Cyberabad Police Commissionerate. The deceased has been identified as 30-year-old Manasa, a native of Bhimavaram in West Godavari district, Andhra Pradesh.

On Thursday, a woman named Anusha filed a complaint with the Mulkanoor police, alleging that Hasanparthy SI Devender illegally detained and tortured her husband, G Ashok, in connection with a theft case. She stated that her husband took the extreme step due to the "embarrassment caused by repeated torture" inflicted by the SI.

The woman checked into a hotel room on Sunday and was later discovered hanging from a ceiling fan. She was employed as a nurse at a private hospital.

Reports indicate that Ponaganti Sulochana and three others were working in the fields when they were struck by lightning.

Odusu Kumar from Munaganoor, Rangareddy district, had two children from his first marriage, which ended in divorce due to family issues. He was left to care for his children and later remarried Manga. Together, they had two more children and lived in Vanasthalipuram with their four kids. However, the couple frequently argued over minor issues and faced financial difficulties.

Rakesh, who was in a relationship with the beautician, had a falling out with her. On Wednesday night, he visited her home in Gachibowli under the pretense of discussing their issues and then attacked her. Locals who attempted to intervene were also assaulted by Rakesh.

Sunita, a resident of Ambedkar Colony in Shadnagar, was reportedly brought to the police station on July 24 in connection with a theft case involving stolen gold and cash. Nagendra, a resident of Ambedkar Nagar, had filed a complaint alleging the theft of 24 tolas of gold and Rs. 2 lakh in cash from his house.

Rama Devi, in the petition claimed that she had already given a bribe of Rs.20,000 to Srinivas, who but continued to harass her for more.

Sunita, who stays at Ambedkar colony in Shadnagar, was reportedly brought to the police station in connection with a case of theft of gold and cash stolen from a house on July 24.

The woman, Akthari Begum, 50, died on the spot.

Akhila reportedly joined as an employee at Value Mart just a fortnight ago.