An Intermediate first-year scholar allegedly tried suicide on the Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya (KGBV) at Pediripad in Maddur mandal of Narayanpet district on Tuesday. In line with preliminary info, fellow college students alerted the workers after the incident, following which the woman was shifted to a close-by hospital and later referred to Mahbubnagar Authorities Hospital for specialised remedy.
Requested concerning the situation of the scholar, P.V. Srihari, extra state challenge director, Samagra Shiksha, advised Deccan Chronicle that she was acutely aware and in a position to converse.
The circumstances that led to the alleged suicide try are but to be established. One other supply added that it was not associated to educational stress however private causes. Officers haven’t disclosed whether or not the scholar had raised any grievances earlier than the incident or if she has given an announcement explaining what occurred.
The incident has raised considerations over scholar welfare in residential academic establishments. It was not instantly clear whether or not the Gurukul Society or the schooling division had ordered an inquiry into the incident. Police have been additionally but to offer particulars on whether or not a case had been registered.
Excise division seizes non-duty-paid liquor
The xcise division seized non-duty-paid liquor and booked instances throughout a sequence of enforcement drives performed close to Hyderabad airport and in different elements of the state. Personnel from Shamshabad, Rajendranagar and Meerpet excise stations, together with the Hyderabad and Secunderabad district activity forces and the Hyderabad enforcement crew, participated within the operation close to the airport beneath the supervision of Hyderabad deputy prohibition and excise officer Vijay Bhaskar Goud.
Through the inspections, officers seized 28 liquor bottles introduced from Goa and different areas with out paying relevant state duties.
In one other operation led by assistant commissioner (enforcement) Gayatri, district activity drive and Zaheerabad groups seized 25 liquor bottles being transported from throughout car inspections.
Separate raids have been additionally performed in Chenchulapalli and Julurupadu in Kothagudem district the place officers seized 189 nips and 132 beer bottles discovered stocked for unauthorised sale.
Excise, police bust drug trafficking operations, 2 arrested, 2.85 kgs ganja seized
In two separate incidents, excise officers and Medchal police busted drug trafficking operations, arrested two individuals and seized 2.85 kgs of ganja.
Within the first case, the excise STF D crew, led by circle inspector Nagaraju, apprehended Bulli Abhiram, 29, whereas promoting ganja at Vasanthnagar colony beneath the Nizampet excise station limits and seized 850 grams of ganja, a motorbike and a cell phone.
In one other case, Medchal police arrested Alok Sarkar, a local of Odisha residing at Kistapur, after seizing 2 kgs of ganja valued at round `1 lakh. Police mentioned the accused allegedly procured the contraband from Odisha with the assist of his affiliate Sohail, who’s absconding.
Sajjanar evaluations safety preparations for Bonalu pageant
Metropolis police commissioner V. C. Sajjanar directed officers to make complete safety preparations for the Ashada Masam Bonalu pageant, which can be celebrated throughout the town from July 16 to August 13.
Reviewing the preparedness via a video convention right here on Tuesday, Sajjanar assessed safety preparations at key Bonalu temples, together with Golconda, Balkampet, Ujjaini Mahankali Temple in Secunderabad and Lal Darwaza. He sought updates from senior officers on the measures being applied on the area degree.
Describing the primary 15 days of the pageant, starting with Golconda Bonalu, as essential, Sajjanar instructed officers to make safety deployments primarily based on the anticipated inflow of devotees. Referring to evaluate conferences performed by ministers Konda Surekha and Ponnam Prabhakar, he directed police officers to implement the ministers’ directions on the bottom in coordination with all involved authorities departments to facilitate peaceable darshan for devotees.
To forestall untoward incidents, the commissioner ordered the deployment of activity drive personnel, fast motion drive, metropolis armed reserve, fast response groups and native police. He additionally instructed officers to put in public handle techniques round temple premises to maintain devotees knowledgeable.
Giving precedence to the protection of ladies devotees, Sajjanar directed SHE Groups to take care of steady surveillance. Recalling that 644 eve-teasers have been caught throughout earlier Bonalu celebrations, he instructed officers to intensify measures towards eve-teasing, chain snatching, cell phone theft and pickpocketing.
Sajjanar additionally careworn efficient site visitors regulation round temple areas and directed officers to make sure satisfactory deployment for Bonalu processions, Pothuraju performances and Ghatam processions. He urged the drive to copy the environment friendly preparations made throughout earlier festivals to make sure the celebrations are performed peacefully.
Girl booked for acquiring mortgage pledging counterfeit ornaments
Amberpet police registered a dishonest case towards a girl for acquiring a mortgage of ₹2.6 lakh by pledging counterfeit gold ornaments at a pawn store.
In line with the criticism filed by J.S. Kishan Gandhi, proprietor of Maa Jewellers and Pawn Brokers at Lalbagh, Golnaka, the accused, recognized as Mariyam, pledged a gold chain and necklace on March 5, claiming they have been Hallmark 916 gold. Based mostly on the declare, the pawn dealer sanctioned a mortgage of ₹2.6 lakh.
The fraud got here to gentle when the pledged ornaments have been despatched for verification at a financial institution and have been discovered to be faux.
Worker disappears whereas transporting ornaments price ₹67 lakh
Gold and silver ornaments price ₹67 lakh went lacking after a logistics worker disappeared whereas transporting the consignment from Hyderabad to Vijayawada. A dishonest case was registered with Kachiguda police.
In line with the criticism, Bangal Singh Rambharosa Parmar, proprietor of Surya Logistics at Nimboliadda re-employed former employee Ram Singh Tomar, 22, a native of Madhya Pradesh, on July 10 and handed him with transporting 14 parcels containing gold ornaments and one parcel containing about 3 kg of silver ornaments to their Vijayawada department via a travels bus.
The complainant acknowledged that he and his household have been in Rajasthan following the dying of his spouse, whereas the enterprise was being managed by the workers. The consignment was valued at roughly ₹67 lakh. Nevertheless, the worker failed to succeed in Vijayawada. On enquiry, the bus driver knowledgeable that Tomar received down close to Ramoji Movie Metropolis round 12.15 am on July 11 claiming that he was unwell. Thereafter, his cell phone was discovered switched off.
Suspecting that the worker had fled with the property, the complainant approached the police. Efforts are underway to hint the suspect and get better the lacking ornaments.
Police observe down homicide case suspect disguised as Baba
A history-sheeter needed in a homicide case spent months disguised as a Baba to evade police earlier than being tracked down by the Hyderabad activity drive sleuths and Saifabad police which additionally recovered 115 grams of dry ganja from his possession.
In line with the police, the accused, Shaik Javed, rowdy sheeter on the Lake police rolls, had been absconding since June 5, 2025. He’s additionally an accused in a 2018 homicide case registered at Saifabad police station, by which a non-bailable warrant was issued by the court docket.
Khairatabad zone activity drive, beneath the supervision of Inspector P. Raghavender, together with Saifabad police, apprehended Javed close to Pool Bagh, near Nana Miya Masjid beneath the Saifabad police limits. Throughout the search, police seized about 115 grams of dry ganja and a green-coloured Peer Baba outfit stored in a polythene bag.
Throughout interrogation, Javed confessed that he fled Hyderabad in January 2026 and took shelter at his grandparents’ home close to Cheriyal Street in Sangareddy district. To keep away from being recognized and arrested, he began posing as a Baba and labored as a priest at Jindesha Madar Dargah close to Cheriyal Street in Kandi.
Union minister’s relative approaches police to cease circulation of false movies
A relative of union minister of state for house Bandi Sanjay Kumar approached metropolis cybercrime police alleging that false and defamatory movies circulating on social media maliciously linked him to a faux allegation. Cybercrime police registered an FIR towards journalist Rakesh, Tirupathi of TRTV and others.
In line with the criticism, Harshith Kaveti, a 29-year-old UPSC aspirant, acknowledged that he got here throughout movies on July 12 alleging that an individual named Harshith, described because the minister’s nephew impregnated a girl belonging to the scheduled caste group, who labored at an workplace in Manikonda. He claimed that his pictures have been circulated due to his relationship with minister Kumar, regardless of having no reference to the allegations or any workplace in Manikonda.
The complainant alleged that the movies triggered extreme psychological agony, social stigma and harassment to him and his household, moreover affecting his UPSC preparation.
Kaveti additionally submitted an audio recording, alleging it captured a dialog discussing methods to falsely implicate him and evade authorized penalties. He urged police to confirm its authenticity and examine the alleged conspiracy. The criticism additionally sought elimination of the movies, identification of all social media accounts concerned in disseminating the content material, and prison motion towards these accountable.
Attapur Police Intervene After Viral Audio Exposes Dispute Over Spiritual Message on Autorickshaw
A social media submit alleging {that a} man threatened an autorickshaw driver — each belonging to completely different religions — for displaying a spiritual message on the rear of his car sparked consideration on-line. Attapur police stepped in and contacted the driver to confirm the matter.
In line with police, a sub-inspector contacted the motive force after tracing the autorickshaw via its registration quantity to determine the information behind the declare. Through the dialog, the SI launched himself as an officer from Attapur police tation and requested the motive force concerning the message displayed on the car.
A purported audio file of the dialog then went on viral social media. The SI summoned the driver to the police station, saying that such a message violated guidelines. The driver refused. The decision ended with the SI stating that the driver may very well be booked if he didn’t come to the station. Later, a supply confirmed that completely different events approached the police and subsequently, no case as registered with Attapur police.
Cyberabad Police Bust Pan-India Racket, Arrest 13 for Numerous Cyber Frauds
Cyberabad cybercrime sleuths arrested 13 individuals in reference to eight cybercrime instances detected between June 25 and July 12 involving and exposing a pan-India community concerned in buying and selling, visa, cryptocurrency, little one pornography and job frauds.
In line with police, the instances comprised 4 buying and selling frauds, one visa fraud, one cryptocurrency fraud, one little one pornography case and one job fraud. Of the 13 arrests, eight have been linked to buying and selling fraud instances. Through the interval, police additionally secured 239 court-approved refund orders in 36 instances, enabling victims to get better ₹76.09 lakh.
Among the many main instances, police busted a faux buying and selling and IPO funding rip-off by which a girl was cheated of ₹61.39 lakh. Fraudsters lured her via an Instagram commercial, added her to WhatsApp teams posing as funding analysts and satisfied her to commerce via a solid software. The appliance displayed faux income exceeding ₹1.14 crore and initially allowed a withdrawal of `4,500 to realize her confidence earlier than inducing repeated investments via a number of financial institution accounts and UPI IDs. When she sought to withdraw the remaining quantity, the fraudsters demanded commissions, taxes and processing fees earlier than disappearing.
Police arrested Tilak Seiwal, Kapil Ahir and Sumit Ahir of Madhya Pradesh for offering financial institution accounts used to route the cheated cash. They suggested the general public to confirm SEBI registration earlier than investing, keep away from downloading buying and selling apps via social media hyperlinks and report cyber fraud instantly by calling 1930 or visiting www.cybercrime.gov.in
Police return ₹12 lakh price of misplaced cell phones
Karimnagar City-I police on Tuesday returned 31 misplaced cellular telephones price round ₹12 lakh to their homeowners after tracing and recovering them with the assistance of the Central Tools Identification Register (CEIR) portal.
The recovered telephones have been handed over to their homeowners throughout a programme held on the City-I Police Station.
Talking on the event, City ACP N. Venkataswamy suggested individuals to register complaints on the CEIR portal instantly after dropping their cell phones, moreover lodging a criticism on the nearest police station.
He mentioned well timed reporting would assist the police hint and get better misplaced cell phones extra successfully.
