Sajjanar Warns Of Whatsapp Fraud

Once inside, the attackers take advantage of active WhatsApp web sessions to pose as senior executives and send misleading messages to accountants. “They claim that they were in an emergency meeting and could not take calls, tricking the staff into transferring millions of rupees instantly to fake accounts,” the commissioner warned.

Since the messages appear to come from real WhatsApp accounts, accountants often believe them and process payments. Sajjanar urged companies to be careful as several such cases have been reported in the jurisdiction of Hyderabad commissionerate recently.

“You should never blindly trust financial requests received via WhatsApp, even if they appear to be coming from superiors. It is important to immediately call the person concerned directly to verify its authenticity before taking any action,” he said.

He advised companies to install high-quality firewalls and antivirus software on office systems and for users to log out of WhatsApp web after each use.

“If you fall victim to a cyber scam, do not delay and immediately call the 1930 helpline or file a complaint at: http://cybercrime.gov.inSajjanar insisted.

Chief alleges colleague sexually assaulted him

A woman filed a complaint against her senior manager at work, stating that after she got drunk, he was called to her home on the pretext of an official meeting, offered her drinks and took nude videos. He then attempted to sexually assault her. The police launched an investigation against the defendant for attempted sexual assault and under the Information Technology Act.

Security agencies warned against license violation

Police warned private security agencies of violating regulations by operating without a valid licence. Private Security Agencies (Regulation) Act (PSARA)) and appointing guards and overseers in violation of legal provisions.

Additional DGP, intelligence Vijay Kumar said this follows state intelligence personnel along with Kachiguda police raiding the Tilaknagar MS Krish Security Force (Fire Fighting Vigilance) which was operating without PSARA license issued by the state control authority. Vijay Kumar confirmed that the agency has been brought under Crime No. 1211 of 2026.

Under Sections 4 and 20 of the PSAR Act, 2005, any private security agency operating without a license and deploying personnel is liable for penalties including imprisonment up to one year or fine up to ₹25,000 or both.

To all private security agencies operating without a valid license, the official PSARA online portal (www.psara.gov.in) at the earliest. Vijay Kumar also warned that strict legal action will be taken against directors, owners or partners of agencies that do not comply with the rules.

Three Groups of Clashes Reported in the City Within 24 Hours, Many Injured

Three group clashes were reported in the city within 24 hours and videos of them were uploaded to social media. Attapur police station officer K. Nageshwara Rao said police social media teams have taken action against suspects who are using the videos to spread fear.

In Hasmathpet under Bowenpally police limits, the rival group led by Mohammed Arman and a person identified as Bablu clashed over a minor issue at a tea spot. 4 people from both groups were injured. Bowenpally station house officer N. said, “We have filed counter cases. The injured are being treated in a private hospital and their condition is stable.”

In Falaknuma, police said Moiz and Abdul Azghar attacked each other following an argument. When his friends joined him, a conflict broke out between the group. Falaknuma police station officer E. Jangiah said the police had registered the cases and started investigations.

A group clash was reported under Attapur police limits. Md Zaheer, Md Iqbal and others allegedly kidnapped and beat up a local, Ms. Saddam, in Chintalmet. Citizens who saw the incident informed the police. “During the investigation, we found that the groups had had disagreements before,” a police official said.

Excise Police from Maharashtra Arrest 4, Seize Ganja Worth ₹ 21.5 Lakh

Excise (EE) police arrested four persons on Saturday and seized 42.9 kg of ganja worth Rs 21.5 lakh from them. Energy Efficiency inspector Mahesh said that based on a tip-off, the gang was held around 12 noon. He stated that the arrested accused are Vinay Shailesh Meshram, Ganesh Shivnath Bodke, Parmeshwar Damodhar Balap and Khan Sajavar Navaz Khan, all from Aurangabad, Maharashtra. They were handed over to the Marredpally police along with the seized marijuana.