Man Held At RGIA With Forged Ticket

Haydarabad: RGIA police and CISF caught a Harayana -based man who tried to fly to Bengaluru using fake documents. During a check, it is claimed that it carries electronic devices used to cheat in recruitment exams.

According to RGIA Inspector J. Balraju, the defendant Amite gambling was seized on July 8 at 22.10 on July 8 at the Gate ATRS-16, based on the complaint of the CISF sub-massexctor Harsh Singh. Kumar came to the city from Agra and was trying to travel under the name ‘Avkash’.

During the check, CISF found a special college tire stamp in Bluetooth devices, multiple Aadhaar cards, school certificates and trunk. Police suspects that it is part of a gang about facilitating cheating in competitive exams.

The RGIA police attributed a lawsuit against Kumar and produced him in front of a court, which brought him back to his judicial custody for 14 days. The police investigate and try to define other members of the gang.

The driver was held for minor drunk driving

Haydarabad: During a check in Tolichowki on Friday, a drunk school bus driver detained by Haydarabad traffic police and non -disregard. Traffic police, traffic accidents to reduce and drunk to prevent awareness to raise awareness during the day, he said.

NAB 67 sets for inappropriate actions

Haydarabad:According to one diagnosis, teams made 100 traps operation and caught 67 people for inappropriate actions and reserved 45 small cases. They received 29 complaints and organized a 51 awareness session.

Anti -Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU) conducted sessions on human trafficking and child safety with the participation of 172 participants. 238 children were rescued under the Muskan-Xi operation, 225 came together with families and 13 were sent to shelter houses. In a statement, Bharosa consulted 22 families in internal disputes.

18 -year -old dies after falling from the terrace

Haydarabad:Y. Sai Nishanth Redy, 22, died after falling from the terrace of his apartment in Pragathinagar in Bachupally on Thursday night. Bachupal, the sub -inspector Srinivas said that Nishanth Redy went to the terrace for a walk after returning from the gym and eating dinner.

An hour later, Nishanth Redy’s father Y. Venkata Subba Red heard a sound and went up to control, but could not find his son on the terrace. He ran downstairs and found that Nishant was lying on the road with more than one injury. Youth was shifted to a private hospital near Jntu and declared that the doctors were dead.