Gambling den raided
(Siasat News): Task force police has raided a lodging in the city that was used as a gambling den and arrested seven persons.
It is said that the east zone team of task force had raided room No. 11 at Shiva lodge situated in Taj Mahal building, Sultan Bazar and arrested seven persons including the owner of the lodge P Ravinder Reddy.
Police came to know that Ravinder used to give his lodge on hire to his friends for gambling and used to take money from them on rent. Police also seized Rs. 40,000 cash and other items from the place.
The arrested persons were handed over to Sultan Bazar police.
Man ends life
(Siasat News): A 40-year-old man Appa Rao hanged himself to death in Pet Bashirabad. Police sources said that the deceased was the resident of Kompally and was a private employee.
His schedule was such that he used to live with his first wife for some days and some other days with his second wife. Yesterday, the same thing happened when he went to his first wife Rama and then visited his second wife Laxmi.
From there, he went to his work. However, in the evening, he returned to his first wife Rama’s home and there he hanged himself to death.
Police Pet Bashirabad has registered a case and trying to solve the mystery as what made him to commit suicide. Investigations are on.
Conman arrested
(Siasat News): The marketing intelligence technical team of Central Crime Station had arrested a notorious conman who used to deceive the people by promising heavy profits if they allow him to erect mobile tower on their buildings.
Inspector Cyber Crime Mr. G Shankar Raju said Rahul Kumar Mishra, 32, resident of Moti Nagar, used to call people on their mobile phones and used to pose himself as a responsible man of mobile phone companies saying that if they allow him to erect mobile towers on the terrace of their buildings, it would be financially beneficial for them.
This is how, he convinced many people and in the name of security deposit, he asked them to deposit the money in Borabanda and Kalyan Nagar branches of Indian Overseas Bank.
After withdrawing the money from the fake bank account, he used to switch off his cellphones and turned untraceable. Many people who were deceived by him. Lodged the complaint with Cyber crime police.
A manhunt was launched and Sharma was arrested yesterday and seized two mobile phones, passbook of Indian Overseas Bank and an unregistered motorbike from his possession.
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