Hyderabad: A 32-year-old man died of a heart attack while playing cricket on Sunday morning at a private field in Ridge andarly Hills, Kisara police said. Police booked a death case in suspicious circumstances and began an investigation.
Praneeth is a resident of Old Bowenpally, and he and his friends play cricket with his friends around 7.30 a.m. While on the scene, he collapsed and lost consciousness. His friends were rushed to the hospital by ambulance and doctors declared Plain dead.
Arrested for drunk driving on weekend 218
Hyderabad: Seybrabad Traffic Police said they arrested 218 people who were drunk over the weekend. Among them are 176 two-wheeler riders, 19 driving tricycles and 23 four-wheeler motorcycles. Among them, the 10 drivers’ respiration analyzer reads from 301 to 500 micrograms of alcohol per 100 ml of blood. All defendants will be sentenced in court.
COPS NAB Mumbai man suspicious account
Hyderabad: Hyderabad cybercrime police arrested Rashmit Rajendra Patil, a 22-year-old Mumbai resident, on Sunday, allegedly acting as an account supplier in an investment fraud of Rs 244 crore. He was arrested on a complaint filed by a 56-year-old city resident.
Police said Patil lured victims to download certain applications and began investing. The victim initially invested a small amount of money in the different bank accounts offered in the app and he would get some profit every day. He was told that he could transfer the profits to the personal bank account and could withdraw them after paying a small fee.
In installments, he invested Rs 2,43,95,000, and after that, the scammer stopped responding.
During the investigation, police found that the defendant would contact the target on the social messaging platform, provide double or triple profits in a short period of time, collect money and disappear.
Woman kills daughter, bids suicide death
Hyderabad: A 33-year-old woman allegedly killed her daughter and killed herself in Pragathinagar on Friday night. Namburin Krishna Pavani died Saturday night in another hospital when she was in the ICU of a private hospital.
After the murder and suicide attempt, Pavani called her husband Sambasiva Rao and told him what had happened. He transferred his mother and daughter to a private hospital in KPHB. Golfer inspector J. Upender Rao said police have booked the Pavani murder case.
Three convicted attacks in 2019
Hyderabad: Judge Sree Devi of the Special Judicial Magistrate (JFCM) has convicted three people in Nampally involving three people involved in office competitors involved in the Hyderabad Memon community in 2019. Mohd Raoof, Mohd Javeed and Mohd Sarfaraaz were sentenced to a fine of Rs 10,000 each and 18 months in prison if they don’t.
The incident occurred in November 2019 at the Memon Complex in Tadban, a battle between the current office holder and the three, allegedly distributing the Haleem Packet without the approval of the community.
The defendant is said to be a supporter of former President Mohd Ashraf Patel, clashing with then-Vice President Mohd Abdul Ghani and second vice president Shoaib Shafla. During the investigation, police found that the three people had been causing trouble after losing community elections. The former president, who allegedly incited the attack, was also involved, but was released on bail.
The case was prosecuted by other prosecutor Anitha Deshmukh.
Man murdered by Nagor’s rival
Hyderabad: A 24-year-old man was allegedly murdered at an opponent at the Nagor intersection around 2 a.m. on Saturday. Chaitanyapuri inspector Venkateshwar Rao identified the deceased as Manoj, 24, while Prime was charged with Sanjay, accompanied by three employees.
Police said Manoj was having dinner with his friends when Sanjay and his gang stabbed him from behind. The gang attacked him as Manoj’s friends tried to stop him. Locals called the police.
According to Manoj’s family, he has been previously charged with murdering Sanjay. At a 2023 wedding, Manoy stabbed Sanjay in an argument. Sanjay allegedly planned the murder as revenge.
2 technicians killed on ORR Exit 4A
Hyderabad: Two IT professionals were killed in an accident at the ORR exit 4A in Mallampet, Dundigal, early Saturday morning. Bhanu Prakash, 36, and his friend Nalinikanta Biswal, 37, a resident of Manchirevula, Rajendranagar, were driving to Patancheru at the time of Mishap.
The vehicle lost control near exit 4A of Mallampet and hit the road divider. Police said the impact was serious, resulting in the death of both on the spot.
After the incident, Sai Lakshmi, the wife of Bhanu Prakash, complained to the police. Dundeegar police registered a case and began an investigation. The victim’s body was transferred to a morgue for autopsy.
