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21/09/2025

Abubakar bin Ahmed bakulka by Karwan MLA Kausar Mohiuddin.....At Road

Date: 21 /September 2025Press NoteThe Government of Telangana had earlier used “TS” as the state identification cod...
21/09/2025

Date: 21 /September 2025
Press Note
The Government of Telangana had earlier used “TS” as the state identification code. The Government has now officially changed it to “TG” and issued orders accordingly.
In line with these directions, Sri. C.V. Anand, IPS, Director General and Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad, has instructed that all Telangana State Police stickers on vehicles under the Hyderabad City Police Commissionerate be removed and replaced with new “Telangana Police” stickers bearing the “TG” identification. All patrol vehicles and police station vehicles are to be refurbished with the new stickers.
Accordingly, the CAR Headquarters officials have made arrangements to remove the old “TS” stickers on a total of 188 government vehicles and replace them with the new “TG” stickers.
For this purpose, works worth about ₹1.6 crore have been undertaken. Apart from removing the old stickers and applying the new Telangana Police stickers, the vehicles were also given machine polishing. Wherever necessary, denting and painting of bumpers, doors, and panels was carried out to ensure that all vehicles remain in proper condition.
Today, under the instructions of Sri. C.V. Anand, IPS, DG and Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad, the stickering process of 134 patrol vehicles was completed and these vehicles were re-commissioned by CAR Headquarters officials. These patrol vehicles will play a vital role in maintaining law and order in the city, preventing crime, ensuring rapid response during emergencies, and strengthening the police force.
Other vehicles under Hyderabad City Police — including Traffic ACP vehicles, Inspector vehicles, Pilot vehicles, and Interceptor vehicles — will also undergo the stickering process in the coming days and will be restored to full operational condition.
On this occasion, clear guidelines were issued to all vehicle drivers regarding keeping the vehicles clean and well-maintained.
Officials of the CAR Headquarters participated in this program.
Deputy Commissioner of Police
CAR Headquarters, Hyderabad

20/09/2025

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The Jubilee Hills Police have apprehended seven accused persons (fake beneficiaries) in connection with a criminal consp...
19/09/2025

The Jubilee Hills Police have apprehended seven accused persons (fake beneficiaries) in connection with a criminal conspiracy involving the misappropriation of ₹8,71,000/- from the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund (CMRF). By their actions, the accused cheated the Government as well as the genuine victims/beneficiaries who were entitled to relief.
Details of Arrested Accused (18.09.2025):
1. Potla Ravi (46)
2. Janagama Nagaraju (40)
3. Mateti Bhasker (33)
4. Dharmaram Raju (50)
5. Kampalli Santhosh (35)
6. Chityala Laxmi (65)
7. Asampelli Laxmi
The above accused were identified as fake beneficiaries, who fraudulently caused the sanctioned CMRF cheques to be deposited into their personal accounts and subsequently withdrew the funds. In furtherance of a criminal conspiracy, they misappropriated the amount sanctioned under the CMRF for their wrongful gain, thereby cheating the Government and depriving genuine victims/beneficiaries.

In this regard, cases have been registered vide Cr. Nos. 254/2024, 273/2024, 284/2024, 470/2025, and 476/2025 of Jubilee Hills Police Station, Hyderabad. The offences have been booked under Sections 409, 417, 419, 467, and 120(B) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Section 66(C) of the Information Technology Act. The investigation is being carried out by Sri M. Satyanarayana, Detective Inspector of Police, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad.

On reliable information, on 18.09.2025, the Detective Inspector of Police, Jubilee Hills, with the assistance of his staff, apprehended Accused Nos. 01 to 07. During interrogation, the arrested individuals voluntarily admitted and confessed to their involvement in the commission of the above offences. All seven accused were formally arrested on 18.09.2025 and produced before the Hon’ble Court for judicial remand. The arrested persons are natives of Godavarikhani (Village), Pedapally (District), Karimnagar.

Investigation Status:
• Further investigation is in progress to identify additional persons involved in the offences.
• Efforts are being made to recover the misappropriated funds.
• Other accused persons have been identified but are currently absconding. Necessary steps are being taken to apprehend them.

Previous Arrests (15.07.2025):
The accused persons by namely A-1) Jogula Naresh Kumar (42) A-2) Balagoni Venkatesh ( 37) A-3) Korlapati Vamshi (24), A-4) Pulipaka Omkar (34 ), were arrested on 15.07.2025 and remanded to judicial custody. They had criminally conspired and misappropriated funds sanctioned under the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund (CMRF) for their wrongful gain, thereby cheating the Government and depriving genuine victims/beneficiaries.
Modus Operandi:
• A1 misused his access to the CMRF cheques while working at the minister’s office.
• After the 2023 elections and the defeat of the BRS government, A1 unlawfully took possession of 230 sanctioned but undistributed cheques.
• The accused identified 19 cheques issued to applicants who had not followed up, and deposited them into SBI accounts at Road No: 05 Jubileehills, SBI Branch with similar names, using forged details.
• The total amount misappropriated was ₹8,71,000 by the accused A1 to A5 & others and it was distributed among the accused A1 to A5.
• Accused Nos. 01 to 07 were identified as fake beneficiaries, who had the sanctioned CMRF cheques deposited into their accounts and subsequently withdrew the funds. The above accused persons, in collusion with others, are alleged to have engaged in a criminal conspiracy to execute the misappropriation of funds.
The case is being investigated by Sri. Satyanarayana, Detective. Inspector of Jubilee Hills PS and Jubilee hills Police under the guidance of Sri. K. Venkateshwara Reddy, SHO under the Close supervision of Sri. S.Venkat Reddy, Asst. Commissioner of Police, Jubilee Hills Division, Hyderabad city & Sri. S M Vijay Kumar, Dy. Commissioner of Police, West Zone, Hyderabad city.
Station House Officer,
Jubilee Hills P.S, Hyd.

19/09/2025

ONLINE BETTING RACKET BUSTED BY COMMISSIONER’S TASK FORCE, WEST ZONE, HYDERABAD AND APPREHENDED (01) BOOKIE AND (05) AGENTS AND (01) PUNTER

The Sleuths of Commissioner’s Task force, West Zone, Hyderabad, on credible information, apprehended (01) Bookie and (05) agents and (01) Punter for indulging in organizing online betting platforms such as SKYEXCH, RADHE EXCHANGE, 99 RACES, 365 RACES, Placebet999 etc., the bookie registered with online betting websites and provide username and password to the punters by the agents to play online betting, after receiving amounts through online transactions and are operating illegal online betting racket in Hyderabad.
Seized:
1) Cash 25,000/-
2) Mobile phones - 55,
3) Laptops - 3,
4) Samsung Tab -1
5) Debit cards - 60,
6) Scanners - 3

Details of accused persons:-
1) Girish Agarwal S/o Ramesh Agarwal, age: 39 yrs, Occ: Cloth Business, R/o.
H. No: 21-6-399, Ghansi Bazar Jhula, Charminar, Hyderabad.,(Bookie)
2) S. Maninder Pal Singh S/o Ris Pal Singh, age: 36 yrs, Occ: Pvt. Job, R/o. H.
No: 21-4-1018, Charmahal, Petlaburj, Hyderabad.,(Agent)
3) Pawan Kumar Sharma S/o Kishan Lal Sharma, age: 35 yrs, Occ: Bookie
work, R/o. Bansa(V), Maulasar Tehsil, Didwana Dist., Rajasthan State. (Agent)
4) Kishan Sharma S/o Nand Kishore Sharma, age: 24 yrs, Occ: Bookie work,
R/o. Maulasar Tehsil, Didwana Dist., Rajasthan State.,
(Agent)
5) Mohith Agarwal S/o Uma Shankar Agarwal, age: 27 yrs, Occ: Un-Employee,
R/o. Backside Bajaj Electronics Shop, Shahalibanda, Hyderabad.,(Agent)
6) Rahul Agarwal S/o Gopal Das Agarwal, age: 32 yrs, Occ: Bookie work, R/o.
Munguluru, Hayathnagar., Previously residing at H. No: 21-4-353,
Moosabowli, Hyderabad (Agent)

7) Suresh Soni S/o Gopal Das Soni, age: 33 yrs, Occ: Pvt. Job, R/o. Murali
Nagar, Purana Pool, Hyderabad (Punter)

Brief Facts of the Case:- Acting on specific information, laid a trap at Murali Nagar, Purana Pool, Bahadurpura, Hyderabad and apprehended Suresh Soni (Punter), who is playing online betting in Placebet999. On enquiry he revealed that he purchased the points from Girish Agarwal, R/o. Ghansi Bazar Jhula, Charminar, Hyderabad, who is the bookie for betting applications i.e., SKYEXCH, RADHE EXCHANGE, 99 RACES, 365 RACES, Placebet999 etc., on his confession rushed to his house and apprehended Girish Agarwal and his agents Maninder Pal Singh, Pawan Kumar Sharma, Kishan Sharma, Mohith Agarwal and Rahul Agarwal along with mobile phones, Laptops and Debit cards. All property are seized and on enquiry Girish Agarwal revealed that he learnt about the online betting sites like SKYEXCH, RADHE EXCHANGE, 99 RACES, 365 RACES, Placebet999 etc., which are popular and more in demand as most of the public are opting for online betting by registering online platforms. Then Girish Agarwal secured agents and opened fresh bank accounts on their names by giving them Rs. 3,000/- for each bank account, He kept all the account credentials with him and used these accounts for online betting.

ONLINE BETTING PLATFORMS WITH POINTS
1) SKYEXCH (Total Points = 9,80,538)
2) RADHE EXCHANGE (Total Points = 94,073)
3) 99 RACES (Total Points = 3,91,777)
4) 365 RACES (Total Points = 7,85,117)
5) Placebet999 (Total Points = 1,00,000)
Total Points = 23,51,505 (1 point is equal to 1 rupee)

The above apprehension was made by Sri Ch. Yadender, Inspector of Police, West Zone, Commissioner’s Task Force with assistance of SI Sri. D. Ravi Raj along with the team.

Sd/-
MOHD. IQBAL SIDDIQUI
ADDL- DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE,
COMMISSIONER’S TASK FORCE,
WEST ZONE & SOUTH WEST ZONE,
HYDERABAD CITY.

19/09/2025

*APPREHENSION OF ACCUSED PERSON IN MURDER FOR GAIN CASE – SAIDABAD PS*

On 18-09-2025 at about 1600 hours, Saidabad Police apprehended *Nenavath Manga*, who brutally murdered her relative *Sri Katroth Shivaiah (70 years)* and committed theft of his silver ornaments on the intervening night of *14/15-09-2025*.

Brief Facts:

The deceased, Sri Katroth Shivaiah, was residing at Vishnu Nagar, Saidabad, along with his wife and daughter. On 15-09-2025 at about 09:00 hrs, his elder daughter lodged a complaint stating that her father was found dead in their under-construction house with strangulation marks, and silver ornaments were missing.

A case in *Cr.No.300/2025 U/s 103(1), 309(6) BNS* of Saidabad PS was registered and investigation was taken up.

Motive:

* The accused is the niece-in-law of the deceased’s wife and resides in the same locality.
* The deceased family suffered heavy financial loss of *₹28.25 lakhs* due to incomplete house construction works given on the reference of the accused.
* Frequent quarrels and strained relations developed.
* The accused also had an illicit relationship with one Venkatesh and was under financial pressure due to unpaid EMIs.
* On 14-09-2025, after a heated quarrel and humiliation, she decided to eliminate the deceased.

Modus Operandi:

On the night of 14/15-09-2025, while the deceased was sleeping in an intoxicated state in the under-construction house, the accused:

* Suffocated him with a pillow.
* Strangulated him with a plastic tile-binding thread, causing death.
* Stole *two silver hand kadiyalu and one silver waist chain* from his body and hid them in a red rice tin at her residence.

Investigation & Recovery:

* Scene preserved and evidence seized (plastic wire, pillow, bloodstained articles).
* PME confirmed death due to strangulation.
* On 18-09-2025, the accused was apprehended, and upon interrogation, confessed to the offence.
* Stolen ornaments weighing about *30 tulas* were recovered from her house under panchanama.

Details of Accused:

*A1: Smt. Nenavath Manga*, W/o Late Ramesh, age 48 yrs, Occ: Ayamma, R/o Plot No.69, Vishnu Nagar, Saidabad, Hyderabad.

# # # Seizures:

* Two silver kadiyalu and one silver waist chain (30 tulas).
* Plastic thread used in strangulation.
* Pillow used for suffocation.
* Other incriminating material.

The arrested accused was produced before the Hon’ble Court and remanded to judicial custody.

This operation was carried out under the close supervision of *Sri S. Chaitanya Kumar IPS, Dy. Commissioner of Police, South East Zone, Hyderabad, Sri K. Sreekanth, Addl. DCP South East Zone, Sri S. Venkat Reddy, ACP Saidabad Division, and Sri B. Chandra Mohan, Inspector of Police, Saidabad PS*, along with *Sri B. Gnaneshwar, SI and staff of Saidabad PS*.

Dy. Commissioner of Police,
South East Zone, Hyderabad

18/09/2025

Date: September 18, 2025
Hyderabad Hosts Traffic & Road Safety Summit 2025: Building Safer Roads Through Collective Action
Hyderabad, September 2025 – The Hyderabad City Security Council (HCSC), in collaboration with the Hyderabad City Police, successfully hosted the Traffic & Road Safety Summit 2025 at Jal Vihar, Necklace Road. The two-day summit brought together policymakers, industry leaders, traffic experts, law enforcement, academia, and civil society to deliberate on pressing challenges and future solutions for urban mobility and road safety.
The event was inaugurated by Sri Jishnu Dev Varma, H.E Hon’ble Governor of Telangana, and marked by the participation of senior leadership from the Hyderabad Police and HCSC.
Also present at the summit were:
● Sri C.V. Anand, IPS, DG & Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad & Chairman HCSC
● Sri C. Shekhar Reddy, Secretary General, HCSC
● Sri Vikram Singh Mann, IPS, Additional CP, L&O, Hyderabad, Convenor, HCSC
● Sri V. Rajashekhar Reddy, Joint Secretary, Traffic Forum, HCSC
● Sri D. Joel Davis, IPS, Joint CP Traffic, Hyderabad< Convenor, Traffic Forum, HCSC
● All DCPs of Traffic,L&O and other officers.
Keynote Address by the Hon’ble Governor
Delivering the keynote, Sri Jishnu Dev Varma, Hon’ble Governor of Telangana, emphasized that traffic is not merely about congestion but about saving lives, improving liveability, and building public trust. He noted that a city’s identity and growth are inseparably tied to its traffic conditions - safe and efficient mobility reflects modernity, inclusivity, and progress.
Key Highlights from the Governor’s Address:
● Emotional Connect of Road Safety: Road safety is about ensuring children return home safely, patients reach hospitals on time, and citizens commute without stress.

● Beyond Awareness – Towards Action: True awareness means, “I know, and I do” - citizens must follow the rules, not just know them.

● HCSC as a Model: Praised as a pioneering public–government partnership, the HCSC was highlighted as a model for other Indian cities.

● Inclusive Urban Growth: Safety measures must equally serve both the Old City and New City to ensure balanced and equitable development.

● Summits Drive Change: Far from symbolic, such gatherings foster collaboration and lay out tangible road safety plans.

● Collaboration Across Sectors: Corporates, academia, and enforcement agencies must co-create lasting solutions for mobility and safety.

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Leaders’ Perspectives
Sri C.V. Anand, IPS, DG & Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad, welcomed participants, noting that this was HCSC’s first summit dedicated to traffic, following its earlier focus on narcotics and women’s safety. He observed that traffic is the most visible reflection of a city’s character, stating:
“Traffic is the city’s face. With over 92 lakh vehicles and 1,500 new additions daily, Hyderabad’s traffic management is central to its reputation as a safe and livable city.”
He described congestion as both a quality-of-life issue and an economic challenge, highlighting initiatives such as:
● Operation ROPE (Removal of Obstructive Parking and Encroachments)
● Advanced signal management systems and VIP convoy coordination
● Drone and high-rise camera monitoring of traffic
● Collaboration with Google for AI-driven solutions
Deployment of 120 trained traffic marshals, funded by corporate partners like Apollo Hospitals

He also acknowledged the 30% pay incentive given to traffic police in recognition of their demanding work.
Sri C. Shekhar Reddy, Secretary General, HCSC, stressed that Hyderabad can only achieve long-term traffic safety through collective ownership. He highlighted the role of HCSC as a bridge between citizens, corporates, and enforcement agencies, saying: “When communities and institutions come together with the police, solutions become practical, sustainable, and people-driven.”
Sri Vikram Singh Mann, IPS, Additional CP, L&O, emphasized Hyderabad’s rapid urbanization and the need for multi-stakeholder participation—NGOs, industry, research, and citizens. He assured that suggestions from the summit would be recorded and acted upon, underscoring the summit’s importance as a working platform for reform.
Sri V. Rajashekhar Reddy, Joint Secretary, Traffic Forum HCSC, observed that Hyderabad’s growth has outpaced its mobility infrastructure. He flagged issues such as vehicles growing faster than road capacity, street parking choking lanes, and weak integration in public transport. He advocated for:
● Integrated urban mobility connecting Metro, RTC, shared mobility, and EVs
● Transit-oriented development to reduce dependence on private vehicles
● Smart traffic management with adaptive signals and AI
● Parking reforms with structured facilities and fair pricing
● Equitable infrastructure, including continuous footpaths, safe crossings, and cycle tracks
Sri D. Joel Davis, IPS, Joint CP Traffic, Hyderabad, concluded the summit by thanking participants and reaffirming the collective commitment to safer roads. He remarked:

“This summit is not an end but a beginning. The insights and commitments made here will guide our next steps toward building a safer, smarter, and more resilient Hyderabad.”
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About the Summit
The Traffic & Road Safety Summit 2025 provided a platform to launch dialogues on smart mobility, AI-driven enforcement, sustainable infrastructure, and citizen-led safety campaigns. Senior officials, corporate partners, and academic experts pledged collective action for a safer Hyderabad.
About HCSC
The Hyderabad City Security Council (HCSC) is a unique public–government partnership between the Hyderabad City Police and citizens. Its mission is to bridge communities, enforcement agencies, and industry stakeholders to co-create innovative solutions for public safety and traffic management, making Hyderabad safer and more liveable.
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17/09/2025

Date: 17.09.2025
PRESS NOTE
Hyderabad: Today, Sri C.V. Anand, IPS, DG and Commissioner of Police, inaugurated a new child care center(CRECHE) for the children of women police officers at the CAR Headquarters in Petlaburj.
Speaking on the occasion, Sri C.V. Anand, IPS, DG and Commissioner of Police, stated that this G+1 building can accommodate 150-200 children aged 0-5 years. He further mentioned that the building was constructed on a spacious 15,000 sq. ft. plot at an approximate cost of Rs. 5 crore. He said that MEIL (Megha Engineering and Infrastructures Limited) undertook this project as part of their CSR initiative, with the generous support of the MEIL Foundation and its Director, Smt. Pamireddy Ramareddy.
He noted that this child care center will be very useful for women officers who spend a lot of time working in the field due to police duties and security arrangements. He said that women employees can bring their children to the duty premises, and the center will provide excellent assurance for their children's care while they are on duty. This will reduce the stress and logistical problems for working mothers and lead to better results.
He explained that there will be a special kitchen to provide healthy and nutritious food for the children, and trained professionals will provide services. He also mentioned that the child care center has facilities such as indoor and outdoor play areas, swings, feeding rooms, medical rooms, and a dormitory for pregnant women, with full-time supervision via CCTV. He expressed his immense happiness that in his 34 years of service, such a large-scale welfare program has been implemented, providing improved facilities for women officers. He stated that any employee of the Hyderabad City Police (male or female) can enroll their children in this child care center. He also mentioned that the MEIL organization will provide the necessary staff for the child care center. He acknowledged that women employees of the Hyderabad City Police are working hard to excel in all fields and are earning a good reputation in society. He thanked everyone for their efforts. Commissioner Sri C.V. Anand once again expressed his gratitude to the MEIL management.
Director Dr. Ravi Reddy said that serving the community and the Hyderabad police to make their lives easier brings them great joy, as expressed by their MEIL Director, Smt. Pamireddy Ramareddy. He stated that this project is the most important and unique among the activities of the MEIL Foundation. Smt. Pamireddy Manjula Reddy and Smt. Pamireddy Megha Reddy from Megha Engineering, and Shri Murali, Megha Coordinator, also participated in the event.
The event was attended by Sri Vikram Singh Mann, IPS, Additional CP Law and Order; Sri D. Joel Davis, IPS, Joint CP Traffic; Sri S. Chaitanya Kumar, DCP South East Zone and In-charge DCP CAR Headquarters; Sri B. BalaswamY, IPS, DCP East Zone; Sri Chandramohan, IPS, DCP South West Zone; Sri YVS Sudheendra DCP Task Force; Sri N. Bhaskar, Additional DCP ; Sri B. Kishtiah, Additional DCP CAR; women officers and other officials.
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