3 Injured In Jalavihar RO Plant Blast

The explosion occurred inside the drinking water plant, causing serious damage to equipment and shattering parts of the unit. A lawsuit was filed against the factory management.

The injured were identified as Appulu Naidu, Anji and Laxman, all factory staff. Colleagues took them to hospitals; While Naidu and Anji were admitted to Gandhi Hospital, Laxman was admitted to a private hospital in Somajiguda. It is stated that one of them is in critical condition.

Police suspect the explosion triggered overpressure in the RO filter or compressor unit. The case is under investigation.

State thief arrested for 30 thefts

Choutuppal police have arrested an interstate criminal who was involved in several thefts in Hyderabad and other areas. The teams seized cash, a car, valuables and many electronic devices. According to the police, “The accused, identified as Mikkili Sam Richard alias Vamshi Krishna (43), a native of Andhra Pradesh’s Guntur district and currently residing in Hyderabad, was nabbed after investigation. The accused was involved in a series of thefts targeting different areas using a similar method. He targets locked houses, breaks them with a stick and collects all valuables before fleeing the scene.”

During the operation, police seized a car, Rs 7 lakh in cash and additional bank deposits. In addition, many electronic items with accessories were also seized. Three small sticks thought to have been used in committing the crimes were also seized.

According to officials, the accused were operating within the limits of various police stations including Balanagar, Begumpet, Chaitanyapuri, Chikkadpally, KPHB, Kukatpally, LB Nagar, Malkajgiri, Narsingi, Uppal and other police stations.

The police registered the cases and produced the accused in court seeking judicial remand. Authorities said further investigations are ongoing to identify possible accomplices and connect them to additional cases.

School principal and clerk arrested for accepting ₹ 15 lakh bribe

Warangal district unit Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) on Wednesday arrested two officials, a principal and a deputy clerk of ZPHS, after they were caught accepting ₹15,000 bribe for doing a favour.

Accused officer J. Ravi Kumar, principal of ZPHS in Ayodhayapuram village of Gudur district of Mahbubabad district, and G. Chandramouli, assistant clerk in-charge of the school, were caught red-handed by ACB officials for accepting bribe of ₹ 15,000 from the complainant, preparing retirement benefit invoices in respect of the complainant’s Contributory Pension Scheme and forwarding the same to the concerned person. AGA’s office.

The tainted bribe amount was seized from the possession of Chandramoulu. Both defendants performed their duties dishonestly with the aim of gaining unfair advantage. The arrested were produced before the special judge in Warangal in connection with the SPE and ACB cases. The case is under investigation. A press release issued by ACB stated that the complainant’s details were kept secret for security reasons.

One person died and his friend was injured in a traffic accident

A youth was killed and his friend was seriously injured in a road accident that took place within Kushaiguda police station limits when the motorcycle lost control and crashed into a barrier late on Tuesday night.

The deceased has been identified as 21-year-old Salimetla Nani, a resident of APIIC colony. “He was traveling from ECIL towards Radhika junction on a motorcycle along with his friend Ashok Yadav when the accident occurred,” police said.

According to the police, the driver lost control and crashed into the roadside barrier. Due to the impact, both passengers were thrown onto the road.

While citizens who saw the accident reported the situation to the emergency service, the injured were taken to nearby hospitals after the ambulance arrived on time. Doctors announced that Nani, who was receiving treatment, died due to serious head injuries.

Meanwhile, the treatment of Ashok Yadav, who was seriously injured in his head and right jaw, continues.

The police launched an investigation into the incident upon the complaint of Anıl, the deceased’s relative.

Thieves attacked, stole gold and cash in Kushaiguda

A theft report was lodged within the Kushaiguda police station limits after unidentified persons entered a locked house while the family was away and fled with valuables.

According to the police, the complainant Kumar Dharmarajan, a resident of Saipuri Colony in Sainikpuri, went to Kerala with his family on March 31 and returned home around midnight on April 5. Upon arrival, he found that the main door lock of his home was broken, raising suspicion of break-in.

When the family entered the house, they found four wardrobes forced open, three on the ground floor and one on the first floor. During the investigation, it was determined that approximately 15 grams of gold ornaments, some silver items and cash were missing.

The complainant suspected that unidentified persons might have gained entry by breaking the main door lock and committed the theft in their absence.

Kushaiguda police registered a case and launched an investigation.

Three workers injured on railway bridge in Kagaznagar

Three workers from West Bengal were injured during the repair of a new iron bridge over Peddavagu as part of the third railway line works at Kagaznagar in Komaram Bheem Asifabad district on Wednesday.

According to sources, around 18 workers were working on the bridge when the incident occurred. Three of them slipped and fell while working with the rope support and became trapped in the middle of the bridge.

Colleagues launched a rescue operation using gas cutters and providing oxygen to trapped workers. Police and medical teams arrived at the scene and after prolonged efforts, the injured workers, including Ravi and Musthafa, were rescued safely and transported to the hospital for treatment.

10-year RI for woman in human trafficking case

The Additional Sessions Judge in Nampally convicted Kalpana Goswamy, 45, and sentenced her to 10 years rigorous imprisonment under the Immoral Trafficking (Prevention) Act, 1956.

A resident of Prashanth Towers, Musheerabad, Goswamy, was arrested twice by Musheerabad police in 2017 and booked under Crime No. 276 of 2017 under IPC Section 370 and Sections 3, 4, 5(1)(a) of the Act.

In addition to the prison sentence, the court also imposed a fine of 4,000 TL. Officials said the conviction was the result of continuous efforts of the Victim Assistance Unit at Women’s Safety Wing, Hyderabad, which counseled and supported the victims throughout the trial. Their consistent statements and effective coordination between the investigating officer and court officials contributed to the success of the investigation, according to a press release issued by DCP, Hyderabad Women Safety Wing.

Teenager dies after hitting pole in bicycle accident in Bachupally

A 19-year-old deputy died when the motorcycle he was riding lost control and crashed into a billboard in Bachupally, police said on Wednesday.

Police said the victim was a resident of Bachupally and Dr. He said he was identified as Kommu Ajay, who worked at Reddy Laboratories.

According to police, Ajay allegedly lost control of the motorcycle while heading towards Bachupally in the early hours of Wednesday. The vehicle left the road and hit a stacking pole.

Police said that due to the impact, he threw himself out of the vehicle and fell to the other side of the road, and the motorcycle hit the road barrier.

Locals took him to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead while receiving treatment for severe injuries.

Following a complaint, Bachupally police registered a case.

Spouse and siblings arrested for murdering husband; Police suspect planned murder

While a woman allegedly killed her husband with the help of her brothers, the police suspect that this was a deliberate murder following frequent domestic arguments between the couple.

The accused, identified as Soni, along with her brothers, allegedly hatched a plan to eliminate her husband, 40-year-old Jatavath Narender, following repeated family conflicts. Police said Narender was addicted to alcohol and often argued with his wife.

According to investigators, the trio committed the murder and initially tried to pass it off as a natural death. However, suspicions raised by the deceased’s mother led to a closer examination of the circumstances surrounding the death.

Police said Narender was strangled to death. The incident came to light when family members noticed the suspicious situation and alerted the authorities. Following their complaint, the police launched a detailed investigation and uncovered the alleged involvement of their husbands and brothers in the incident.

During interrogation, the defendants reportedly confessed to their roles in the crime. The police detained all 3 suspects and launched an investigation into the incident. Further investigation is ongoing.

SSC student dies by suicide after being scolded

A 15-year-old SSC student committed suicide late on Tuesday after being scolded by her mother for returning home late and not preparing for the final exam scheduled for April 13.

According to Falaknuma police, the student completed his exam at 12.30 pm and spent time with his friends before returning home late at night. His mother scolded him for neglecting his studies. Later that night, he locked himself in the warehouse.

At around 23.45, his mother noticed that the door was locked from the inside and when she looked out the window, she saw that the student had committed suicide. Police said the student’s three sisters survived; His father works as a taxi driver in the USA.

Young worker killed in food fight

A 16-year-old juice center worker was brutally murdered outside Lucky Juice Center in Tolichowki following an argument over food in the early hours of Wednesday.

According to Mehdipatnam police, the victim had closed the shop at 2 am and asked his colleague Mufil to buy chaat for him as he was hungry. When Mufil refused, an argument broke out and he attacked the victim with an iron stick. The injured person suffered a brain hemorrhage and died while being taken to the hospital.

Police said the victim, a resident of Tolichowki, hails from Bihar’s Bosnapur village and came to Hyderabad three months ago in search of work.

Upon his brother’s complaint, the police filed a murder case against Mufil and detained him.