Hyderabad: Police arrested two persons and seized 200 kg of ganja worth ₹50 lakh and 1.1 kg of hash oil worth ₹11.32 lakh in separate cases. The arrests were carried out by the task force in collaboration with Chandrayangutta and Tappachabutra police. The accused were identified as Jadhav Shivaram, a driver from Sangareddy district, and Lalit Mandi, a farmer from Koraput, Odisha.21-Yr-Old Kills Woman to Avoid Marriage, HeldHyderabad:The Shadnagar police on Friday arrested 21-year-old Sanjay Chandra of Madhya Pradesh for physically abusing and murdering a 24-year-old woman to evade marriage. Police said the victim was a colleague at a company in Chatanpally, Rangareddy district.The complainant was a driver and a native of Madhya Pradesh. Police said Chandra had got into an affair with the victim. When she asked him to marry her, he took her to a deserted spot and murdered her.Man Held for Abusing Minor in ShamshabadHyderabad:The Manchal police on Friday arrested one Deevana Rao for sexually assaulting a minor girl near Shamshabad. Manchal inspector A. Madhu said the incident occurred on February 4, when the girl had gone on a picnic organised by the school in Shamshabad.A day after the assault, on Thursday night, the minor informed her parents about it, who lodged a complaint with the police on Friday. A case has been registered under the Pocso Act and SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act.Man Stabs 86-Year-Old Grandfather to DeathHyderabad:A man allegedly stabbed his 86-year-old grandfather to death at his house in Panjagutta on Thursday night.Panjagutta sub-inspector Mahesh identified the victim as V.C. Janardhan Rao, residing with his daughter Sarojini Devi.The accused has been identified as Keerthi Teja, 28. Teja had a dispute with his grandfather over an ancestral property and was living separately. On Friday, during an argument, Teja stabbed his grandfather. He warned Sarojini Devi not to intervene.The watchman called the police who reached the spot with an ambulance but Janardhan had succumbed to his injuries.5 arrested for serially raping minor Hyderabad:The Narsingi police on Friday arrested five persons for allegedly serially raping raping a minor in Hydershakote in Narsingi. Inspector Hari Krishna Reddy said they got acquainted with the victim in a park and had been assaulting her for two months.It came to light after the mother of the minor noticed her movements and inquired with her. On getting to know about the assault, she lodged a complaint with the Narsingi police who registered a case. Further investigation into the incident is underway. Three Die by Suicide in CityHyderabad:Two 15-year-old girls were among three persons who died by suicide in the city over a 24-hour period ending Friday.At Uppal, 15-year-old girl allegedly took her life after feeling unwell and consulted a doctor. He prescribed medication for weakness. Her mother, a single parent, dropped her off at home and went to work. Upon returning in the evening, she found her daughter dead.The suicide of another 15-year-old girl was reported from Secunderabad. Her family had moved to the city from another place for work, but was planning to return. They were at the railway station when the family realised the teen was missing. The father informed the Government Railway Police, who launched a search and found her body.In Warasiguda, a 25-year-old BSc Nursing student died by suicide after an argument with her boyfriend, Srujan. Residents of Warasiguda, they were in a relationship for four years, police said. They argued over a message found on her phone and he reprimanded her for texting a boy. The police arrested Sreujan for alleged abetment to suicide.Bizman falls prey to Rs 37.95 L fraudHyderabad:A 41-year-old businessman from Hyderabad fell victim to an online scam that started last year, losing `37.95 lakh to fraudsters posing as second-hand vehicle sellers. He reached out to the Hyderabad cybercrimes police who are investigating the case.The fraudsters reportedly contacted the victim through multiple individuals using different numbers. They claimed as resellers of vehicles and offered low prices. They also provided fake documents with the name of a reputed vehicle finance company.When he agreed, they began demanding a series of payments citing different reasons. The businessman made multiple transactions from his savings and borrowed money. After paying `37.95 lakh and receiving no vehicle, he approached the police.
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