Hyderabad Police

Tollywood actor Siddharth has been booked under section 506 of the IPC and section 67 of the IT Act, over his recent sexist Twitter remark, against Indian badminton player Saina Nehwal. On January 12, a Hyderabad woman filed a complaint with the Cybercrime Wing of Hyderabad. Although Siddharth apologized for the joke after backlash from netizens and political leaders, a case has been registered. 

The Department of Women Development and Child Welfare (WCD) managed to rescued 83 children from the clutches of the begging rackets in collaboration with Hyderabad police. Meanwhile, E Akkeshwar Rao, District Welfare Officer (DWO) of Hyderabad said the pandemic increased the problem of beggings as the ''children were being forced into the begging rackets''. Notably, WCD and the police have saved 580 children so far under the operation ''Smile… read-more

Three held for allegedly organizing an obscene dance at a wedding on June 29 in Hyderabad's Chandrayangutta area. According to reports, Mohammed Siddiq, a professional photographer, was asked to cover the wedding at midnight. However, Siddiq filed a police complaint after he was attacked during the event. Later, Saddiq finds this guy known as Nazir, who had organized an orchestra with the help of transgenders.

The Hyderabad City Police on January 6 arrested former TDP Minister Bhuma Akhila Priya over alleged involvement in the kidnapping former hockey player Praveen Rao and his two brothers. The hockey player and his relatives were kidnapped and released later by 10-15 people who poised as Income Tax officials. Upon investigation, the police found that ex-minister, along with her husband and a few others. arranged the kidnapping over a property… read-more

Hyderabad's Akhil Bharatiya Vidya Parishad (ABVP) activists were arrested after demanding an investigation for sexual assault against a Dalit woman. They were taken into preventive custody and later released. The FIR filed by the victim, mentions repeated sexual assaults by 139 people including members from Students Federation of… read-more