Hyderabad Police

Three missing girls were found in Chhattisgarh after a week-long search by Hyderabad Police. The girls had left their home in Hyderabad voluntarily at 1.47 a.m. following a scolding from their parents.

Hyderabad Police have issued a warning about a cyber fraud scheme operating under the name of the Indiramma housing project. The fraud involves deceptive tactics targeting individuals associated with the housing initiative.

Hyderabad Police are urging citizens to verify domestic help due to 565 theft cases reported in two years. They have requested immediate reporting of suspicious activities via the emergency number 100 or a dedicated WhatsApp helpline.

Hyderabad Police will deploy 2,500 personnel for the Ujjaini Mahankali Bonalu festival to ensure security.

Hyderabad Police arrested five QNET representatives in Goa for a ₹7.5 lakh pyramid scheme fraud. The case involves a fraudulent financial scheme targeting victims.

Hyderabad Police have invoked the PD Act against a rowdy sheeter with 15 criminal cases.

Hyderabad Police have booked two individuals for performing rooftop stunts on an illegally modified car. The incident involves unauthorized vehicle modifications and reckless behavior.

Hyderabad Police have increased security measures for the Bonalu festival by deploying specialized forces and SHE Teams. The focus is on ensuring public safety during the event.

Hyderabad Police secured 2,469 convictions in six months, attributing the success to the Investigation Monitoring Cell.

Hyderabad Police detained 65 individuals and seized drugs during 'Operation Thunderbolt'. The operation targeted drug-related activities in the region.

Hyderabad Police have requested Ganesh puja organizers to limit the height of idols to prevent accidents. The directive aims to enhance safety during the festival celebrations.

Hyderabad and Cyberabad police have booked 502 motorists for drunk driving. The enforcement action highlights increased efforts to curb impaired driving in the region.

Hyderabad police have issued a warning against unrecognised colleges falsely claiming affiliation with OU. The alert aims to prevent students from enrolling in fraudulent institutions.

Hyderabad Police seized 122 tonnes of adulterated food and booked 185 cases under the H-FAST initiative during its first 100 days.

Hyderabad police intercepted a doorstep marijuana network using Speed Post, which processed 80-100 daily orders and generated ₹1 lakh in daily earnings. The network dispatched 8-10 Speed Post parcels daily, with each order priced between ₹1,500 and ₹8,000, leading to an annual turnover of ₹4-5 crore. The mastermind behind the operation was arrested.

Hyderabad Police inspected Himayatsagar as part of reviewing monsoon preparedness. The focus was on ensuring readiness for weather-related challenges.

Hyderabad Police have arrested six individuals involved in a ₹1.22-crore investment fraud. The case involves a fraudulent investment scheme targeting victims with promised returns.

Hyderabad police assisted a NEET candidate in reaching the correct exam center with five minutes remaining. The incident highlights timely intervention to ensure the candidate's access to the examination.

The court in the theatre stampede case issued summons to actor Allu Arjun and others. Hyderabad police had filed a charge sheet against 23 persons in connection with the case.

Hyderabad Police Commissioner Sajjanar urges citizens to update VAHAN details to avoid issues with e-challans. The warning highlights the importance of maintaining accurate vehicle registration information.

Hyderabad Police ruled out the role of mangoes in the deaths of two sisters. The mangoes were consumed two days before the first victim's death, and the cause of death remains under investigation pending an autopsy report.

Hyderabad Police arrested six individuals in a crackdown on the IGNITE money circulation scheme. The operation targeted a financial scheme involving unauthorized money circulation.

Hyderabad police have requested DFI investors to submit their deposit details as part of an advancing asset recovery process. The move indicates efforts to track and recover funds linked to the Digital Finance India (DFI) platform.

Hyderabad Police seized 90 tonnes of illegal chicken waste intended for use as fish feed. The operation highlights efforts to prevent the illegal diversion of animal byproducts.

Hyderabad police conducted a midnight security sweep, inspecting 562 hotels and lodges. The operation aimed to enhance security measures in the city.