Man’s body exhumed
Hyderabad, June 07 (Siasat News): Ibrahimpatnam police on Sunday exhumed the body of a 55-year-old man from a graveyard from Ibrahimpatnam after his sister alleged that he was killed by his wife and son.
Police said the victim, P Malliah, a mason from Sheriguda is survived by wife Maisamma and sons Aliah and Vekaiah.
Police said the victim’s sister Anjamma grew suspicious about the sudden death of her brother and the quiet burial given to him, approached police on Saturday evening.
Student ends life
Hyderabad, June 07 (Siasat News): A B-Tech I year student ended his life by jumping before a running train on Sunday.
The student, however, did not mention any reasons in the suicide note for his failure to concentrate on studies.
The victim Bharath Kumar, 19, was studying in PVR engineering college, Ibrahimpatnam.
Secunderabad railway police registered a case.
Abducted boy released
Hyderabad, June 07 (Siasat News): A 2-year-old boy who was abducted from S R Nagar’s Kalyan Nagar but after the pressure from police TV channels, the abductors released him.
According to the details, the boy Yeshwant, the son of software engineer Panduranga Rao, was playing near his house but suddenly went missing.
His father lodged a complaint in S R Nagar police station. Later, he came to know that his son was actually abducted.
The police immediately come into action and TV channels started flashing this news.
Sensing trouble, the abductors, after snatching gold chain and gold bracelet from Yeshwant, dumped him at Yousufguda checkpost and fled.
Further investigations are on.
Adulterer’s gang arrested
Hyderabad, June 07 (Siasat News): Commissioner Task force central zone team had arrested a gang which was involved in adultering pure milk with polluted water and used to supply to hotels and other places.
According to the Task force M Bhaskar Reddy, resident of Azam Baug, hailed from Medak and in the past used to do odd jobs for his livelihood.
Just four months back, he had started the work of supplying milk to the hotels, tea stalls and houses.
During this phase, he developed an urge and greed to earn more money. He then, started breaking open the seals of popular products of Heritage, Jersy and Vishakha Dairy, mix them with polluted water and sealed the packets.
To make this ‘business’ more prosperous, Bhaskar Reddy hired three more persons and managed to get a packing machine and other materials, formed a milk-packing unit and started supplying the adulterated milk.
They used to mix water in the milk and everyday 50 to 100 liter milk was made polluted.
When the police came to know the modus operandi of Bhaskar Reddy, commissioner task force central zone team raided his house and arrested the gang members and later, handed them over to Chikadpally police.