Kannada film actor Darshan Thoogudeepa was arrested on Tuesday in connection with the murder of Renuka Swamy. Swamy’s body was found in a drain in Bengaluru on June 9.
Swamy, who worked at a pharmacy, allegedly made offensive comments about a film actress on social media. Police are investigating whether Thoogudeepa was directly involved in the murder or played a part in planning it.
The actor was arrested at his farmhouse in Mysuru and brought to Bengaluru for questioning. Several other suspects have also been arrested.
The investigation is ongoing. Police have not released any information about the motive for the crime.
Malkajgiri Corporator V Shravan Kidnapped or Arrested? Police Say No But Family Files Complaint
There appears to be some confusion surrounding the situation with Malkajgiri corporator V Shravan.
Initial reports suggested a kidnapping. According to witnesses and security footage, a group of people took Shravan from his office on Thursday afternoon. His family filed a police complaint.
However, there are conflicting reports. Local sources claim police might have arrested Shravan in connection with a case, but Malkajgiri police deny any knowledge of such an arrest.
GRP Nabs Two Peddlers Smuggling Marijuana on Rajdhani Express
The Government Railway Police (GRP) apprehended two men smuggling marijuana on the Rajdhani Express at Secunderabad railway station on Saturday. Vikesh (25) and Akash Kumar (19), both construction workers from South Delhi, were arrested with a total of 34 kg of marijuana recovered from their luggage.
The seized drugs, estimated to be worth Rs 8.5 lakh, were cleverly hidden inside two trolleys. According to police officials, Vikesh and Akash had purchased the marijuana at a lower price from drug peddlers in Visakhapatnam agency areas, planning to sell it for a profit in Delhi.
The duo’s attempt to transport the illegal substance via train was thwarted by the vigilant GRP. Police are likely to investigate further to unearth the entire network of this operation.
Police in Cyberabad arrested K Ramesh (22), a resident of Moosapet originally from Siddipet district, on Tuesday night in Nacharam. They seized 320 grams of ganja and a motorbike from him.
Investigators believe Ramesh was obtaining ganja from someone named Raju in Cheriyal and then selling it to customers within Hyderabad.
Hyderabad, March 21, 2024 – In a recent development, Telangana’s Minister for IT and Industries, K.T. Rama Rao (KTR), strongly criticized the arrest of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. Expressing his disapproval, KTR condemned the actions taken against Kejriwal by authorities. This statement comes amidst growing concerns over the treatment of political figures across the country.
KTR highlighted the need for a more sensitive approach by Ministers towards critical issues affecting farmers. Specifically, he pointed out the challenges faced by farmers in the Nagarjuna Sagar left canal area due to inadequate irrigation facilities. The Minister warned the State government about the repercussions of neglecting the agricultural sector, emphasizing the significant losses incurred by farmers in north Telangana districts due to untimely rains.
Moreover, KTR’s stance reflects a broader sentiment within political circles regarding the treatment of key figures like Arvind Kejriwal. The Minister’s vocal condemnation underscores the importance of upholding democratic values and respecting the rights of elected officials.
As this situation unfolds, it raises questions about the implications of such arrests on political discourse and governance in India. KTR’s firm stance serves as a reminder of the need for transparency, accountability, and fair treatment within the political landscape.
A street vendor in Nekkonda mandal, Warangal district, was arrested after being filmed tampering with food. The man, identified as Kaaluram Kurbia from Rajasthan, was allegedly seen masturbating and contaminating a container of ice cream or falooda.
Acting on the information, Nekkonda police apprehended Kurbia. A case has been registered against him under IPC Section 294 for committing an indecent act in public.
Food safety officials, including inspector Krishnamurthy, visited the vendor’s stall and collected food samples for further investigation.
Hyderabad Police Crack Down on Flesh Trade Ring, Rescue Women, and Apprehend Organizers
In a significant operation, the Gudimalkapur police in Hyderabad successfully dismantled a flesh trade racket operating out of a residential area in Gudimalkapur. The crackdown, carried out on Wednesday, led to the apprehension of Zakia Athuman (25), identified as the mastermind behind the illicit enterprise, along with three clients. Additionally, two women from different states, who were victims of the flesh trade, were rescued from the premises.
According to police reports, the suspects were clandestinely running the flesh trade from a rented flat, luring women under the pretext of job opportunities.
Acting on a tip-off, law enforcement officers conducted a raid, resulting in the arrest of the perpetrators and the subsequent rescue of the trafficked women. The rescued individuals have been transferred to a designated rescue home for necessary rehabilitation and support.
Hyderabad man arrested for allegedly cheating hundreds on promise of flats
C Venkata Subrahmanyam, director of M S Bhuvanteza Infra Projects Private Limited, was arrested by Hyderabad police on Monday for allegedly cheating nearly 400 people by promising to sell them flats in his projects. He is accused of collecting a total of Rs. 2.29 crores from them.
According to the police, Subrahmanyam collected the money on the pretext of selling flats in his projects, but failed to deliver on his promises. The Economic Offences Wing Team – IV of Hyderabad Detective Department registered a case against him based on a complaint and arrested him.
This is a serious case of fraud, and it is important to be aware of the risks involved when investing in real estate. It is always advisable to do your due diligence before handing over any money, and to make sure that you are dealing with a reputable developer.
If you have any concerns about a potential real estate investment, you can contact the Economic Offences Wing of the Hyderabad Police Department for more information.
Gujarat Job Scam, Four Men Arrested in Hyderabad for Cyber Fraud Targeting Job Seekers
Hyderabad: Cyberabad police have arrested four men from Gujarat for allegedly cheating people under the pretext of offering work-from-home data entry jobs. The accused, identified as Rahul Ashok Bhai Baviskar (25), Sagar Patil (24), Kalpesh Thorat (26), and Nilesh Patil (24), were apprehended based on a complaint filed by a victim who lost Rs. 6.5 lakh in the scam.
Modus Operandi:
Established Fake Company: Baviskar set up a bogus company named “Flora Solution” and lured job seekers online with promises of data entry jobs.
Recruited Accomplices: He enlisted Sagar Patil to assist him, while Thorat and Nilesh Patil provided bank accounts for the illegal transactions. Offered Fake Work & Extorted Money: Baviskar offered “captcha typing work” to victims and assured payment. After victims completed the work, he’d reject it, citing errors, and pressure them with fake legal notices demanding money for contract violations.
Nationwide Reach: The gang targeted job seekers across India, duping multiple victims with the same scheme.
Investigation & Arrest:
Following the victim’s complaint, police tracked down the accused in Gujarat and arrested them. During the raid, officers seized six mobile phones, a laptop, and five debit cards used in the operation.
Cyber Crime Awareness:
This incident highlights the importance of caution when seeking online job opportunities. Be wary of offers that seem too good to be true, especially those demanding upfront payments or personal information. Always research companies before applying and never share financial details with unverified sources.
Two Andhra Pradesh Policemen Arrested for Peddling Ganja near Hyderabad
Hyderabad: In a surprising turn of events, two policemen from the Andhra Pradesh Special Police were apprehended by the Balanagar Special Operations Team (SOT) on Friday morning while allegedly transporting 22 kg of Ganja in the Bachupally area on the outskirts of Hyderabad.
The arrested individuals have been identified as a head constable and a constable from the third battalion of the Andhra Pradesh Special Police (APSP). The Balanagar SOT acted upon received information and intercepted a car, only to discover the two policemen involved in the illegal transportation of narcotics.
According to preliminary investigations, it was revealed that the detained policemen were on leave, citing health reasons. However, instead of resting and recovering, they allegedly chose to engage in the illicit trade of Ganja, aiming to make some extra money.
The incident has raised concerns within the police department, as the very individuals entrusted with upholding the law were found violating it. Authorities are expected to conduct a thorough inquiry into the matter to ascertain the full extent of the involvement of the arrested policemen in the drug trade.
The police have seized 22 kg of Ganja packed in 11 packets from the possession of the arrested constables. The duo is likely to face charges related to the possession and transportation of illegal substances.
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining the integrity of law enforcement agencies and ensuring stringent measures to prevent such instances in the future. The authorities are committed to taking appropriate action against those found guilty, regardless of their position within the police force.
Hyderabad Cybercrime Busts Fake Insurance Scheme: Two Arrested for Scamming Policyholders with Bogus Company
Hyderabad: Two guys in Hyderabad got caught by the Cybercrime police for tricking people with a fake insurance company. The arrested guys, Bellary Pavan Kumar (27) and Soudri Basavaraj (27) made up a company called ‘Chola MS General Insurance Company Limited’ and even set up a call center.
These guys got hold of a database from Cholamandalam MS General Insurance Company and started reaching out to policyholders, telling them to renew their policies. The tricky part was that they gave bank account details to the victims and collected money from them.
The Additional CP (crimes) A V Ranganath explained, “The executives provided bank account details to the unsuspecting victims to pay the amount and collected the amount from them.”
After someone complained about this, the police took action and are now looking into the case.
Hyderabad Woman Murdered: Son and Daughter-in-law Arrested Over Property Dispute
A woman in Hyderabad, Suganamma (57), was tragically murdered by her son Anil and daughter-in-law Tirumala. They reportedly had a dispute over selling the house they lived in at Ramanthapur, which belonged to Suganamma.
Anil wanted to sell the house, but Suganamma disagreed, leading to frequent arguments. On Friday, after another disagreement, Anil and Tirumala allegedly killed Suganamma. They then told relatives that she had passed away from natural causes.
However, the suspicious circumstances raised concerns among the relatives, who informed the police. Tirumala and Anil were placed under arrest, and a case has been opened concerning the event.
