Man Kills Wife Over Two-Wheeler Dispute, Dies by Suicide

After marriage, she rented a mango orchard in the suburb of Marepalli. Anjaiah, who was allegedly addicted to alcohol, often argued with his wife to buy a bike for his aunt. Following another argument on Friday, Anjaiah allegedly strangled Yadamma in the living room and she died by suicide in the orchard, police said.

4 chain thieves, including children, were arrested

Four purse snatchers, including a young suspect who stole a two-tola gold chain from a woman in Jeedimetla on May 26, were arrested on Saturday.

According to Medchal DCP Kotireddy, accused Govind Singh, Karan Singh, Hardeep Singh and the young suspect snatched victim G. Srilatha’s two-tola gold chain and mobile phone while she was on her way home near GHMC circle office in Jeedimetla.

Earlier the same day, the accused tried to steal a parked car in Yellammabanda before carrying out the purse snatching, police said. Police recovered the gold chain and mobile phone and seized the bicycle used in the crime. Police said that 3 of the suspects were referred to the courthouse, and the juvenile suspect was transferred to the children’s dormitory.

Pharmacy student arrested for sexual abuse

A B Pharmacy student was arrested for sexually abusing a classmate under the pretext of marrying her. According to Medchal police, the accused recorded intimate contents, demanded money and blackmailed the victim by threatening to share the material (photos and videos) with his college friends and family members.

The victim, who was also a pharmacy student, said that he had made friends with his classmate. According to Medchal station house officer Satyanarayana, she stated in her complaint that he convinced her of his intention to marry and later sexually harassed her after taking her to a park.

She also claimed that the defendant repeatedly sexually abused her and secretly recorded nude images during video calls. He allegedly demanded money and threatened to share the pictures and videos with her family if she refused. The victim said the teenager had recently sent intimate content to his brother.

Following his complaint, Medchal police registered a case and are investigating. SHO said Jawaharnagar police had earlier registered zero FIR against accused Santosh and transferred it to Medchal police station for further investigation.

Worker lost his life in the explosion in the tire workshop

One worker was killed and two others injured in a massive explosion at a tire retreading workshop in Muthangi under Patancheru limits on Saturday afternoon. Patancheru station house officer Vinayaka Reddy said the explosion took place at Riyaz’s Midas Tire Company on Rice Mill Road, where old tires are retreaded and resold.

The explosion occurred around 13.30 while three workers were at the scene. The victim, Mohd Saleem, was thrown against the wall by the impact of the explosion and suffered fatal injuries. Two others were injured and are being treated at a nearby hospital, the SHO said.

Saleem, who lives in Hydernagar, is survived by his wife and son. The police registered the incident and launched an investigation. The body was taken to the government hospital morgue in Sangareddy for post-mortem.

The fraudster who blackmailed the hotelier was arrested

SR Nagar police arrested G. Srinivas for allegedly impersonating a food safety officer and extorting money from a hotel. Referring to the victim’s complaint, police said the accused demanded ₹10,000 from Syed Ali Asher Jaffari, the manager of a hotel in SR Nagar.

Jaffari stated that on April 23, Srinivas introduced himself as a GHMC food officer, alleged hygiene violations at the hotel and demanded ₹10,000 to refrain from acts and harassment. The manager initially refused because he did not have the authority to make such payments without the owner’s approval.

After negotiations, Jaffari said he paid ₹5,000 to Srinivas. The defendant came again on May 27 and asked for money. Police said Jaffari refused and asked him to file a report if there were violations, upon which Srinivas fled. Jaffari later met local GHMC officials and shared the CCTV screenshots. Authorities confirmed that Srinivas was an imposter.

Two Women Taken to Mumbai with 21 kg Ganja in Lakdikapul

Saifabad police on Saturday arrested two women, Tippigiri Laxmi and Sandip Kaur Makkhan Singh, natives of Telangana’s Narayanpet district, for allegedly carrying marijuana and seized 21,251 kg of contraband against them. Saifabad additional inspector N. Rajender said police nabbed the duo near the parking lot of Lakdikapul railway station early on Saturday and checked their luggage and found narcotics divided into 19 packets. The accused said that they procured the contraband from Visakhapatnam-based supplier Srinu and transported the contraband to Mumbai. They also revealed the involvement of two other partners, Baby and Sampath, who escaped with Srinu.