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Man arrested, 670 e-cigarettes worth Rs 21 lakh seized
Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Commissioner's Task Force, Central Zone Team, along with Saifabad Police apprehended a 28-year-old man involved in the illegal sale of banned electronic cigarettes and seized 670 e-cigarettes worth Rs 21 lakh from his possession. The police raided a flat located in Prinstancode Apartments, Adarsh Nagar, under the jurisdiction of Saifabad Police Station. During the operation, Akash Sinde was arrested and e-cigarettes of various brands such as Elfbar, Elux, Raya D1, Nasty, and Shisha were seized. According to police, Akash, originally a resident of Mangalhat, was employed as a caretaker by one Vishesh Agarwal at Prinstancode Apartments, located opposite Grand Bazar, Adarsh Nagar, on a monthly salary basis. Task Force DCP YVS Sudheendra said that in pursuit of easy and illegal profits, Akash began procuring banned e-cigarettes at low cost from Delhi through a network of agents. He then transported them to Hyderabad, stored them at the said premises, and sold them clandestinely to known and needy customers, primarily targeting college students, teenagers, and youth. Electronic cigarettes contain Nicotine and harmful chemical-laced flavors, making them highly addictive and injurious to health. The easy availability and appeal of these products are leading to increased consumption among the younger demographic. The accused, along with the seized material, has been handed over to the Saifabad Police for further legal action.
Hans India
27-05-2025
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Hyderabad: 4 arrested with duplicate Apple accessories worth Rs 1 cr
Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Commissioner's Task Force, Central Zone team, along with the Abids police, conducted simultaneous raids at cell phone duplicate accessories of Apple brand sales shops at Jagadish Market and apprehended four persons and seized accessories worth Rs one crore. They were selling duplicate accessories by printing and affixing Apple logos and images on the packing box by violating Copy Right Act in cheating customers saying they were genuine products and earned easy profits illegally. The police arrested Vikram Singh, owner of Shree Mataji Mobiles, Suresh Kumar Rajpurohit of R G Mobiles, Natharam Choudary of Rajaram Mobiles and Mohammad Sarfaraz of Sapna mobiles. Vikram, Suresh, Natharam and Sarfaraz were running mobile phones and accessories sales business. To gain easy profits illegally they were knowingly purchasing duplicate (Apple brand) accessories from marketing agents and packing them in Apple packs to cheat people. Preliminary inquiries revealed that they were procuring fake/duplicate accessory items from Mumbai through agents. The apprehended accused, along with seized material, were handed over to the Abids police for further action.
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15-05-2025
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Hyderabad: Police bust fake certificate racket, two held in city
Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Commissioner's Task Force, South-East Zone team, along with the Masab Tank police, busted a fake educational certificate racket. They apprehended two persons and seized 36 fake certificates of various universities. The police arrested Syed Imran (40)—famous as professor-a home tutor at Talabkatta and Mohd Khader (27) of the First Lancer area. Imran was earlier involved in three criminal cases, in which two non-bailable warrants were pending against him since long. According to the police, the duo was arrested while delivering the certificates at near Chacha Nehru Park, Masab Tank. Their interrogation revealed that Khader dropped out in 2016 and couldn't complete BTech, but wanted to pursue higher education and job in the US or abroad. He procured fake certificates of BBA degree of Bundelkhand University, Jhansi, from Imran for Rs 80,000 to go abroad for study, said Ande Srinivasa Rao, Additional DCP, Commissioner's Task Force. Imran revealed that he provided fake certificates to the needy who don't have any education qualifications and collected huge amounts in the name of study abroad. He used to collect details, amounts from candidates and send them to Rohan Shyamlal of Delhi through WhatsApp. Later Rohan prepared the required fake certificates of various universities and hard copies and send them to Imran through courier. They were handed over to the candidates.
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24-04-2025
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2 Bangladeshis held for illegal stay
Hyderabad: Two Bangladeshis who entered Indian Territory through the Dunki route from Benapole district, Bangladesh, entering Bongaon district of West Bengal and staying here illegally were arrested by the Hyderabad city police on Wednesday. The Hyderabad Commissioner's Task Force, Central Zone team along with Malakpet police arrested Mohammad Hasibul (25), a man named Jovan Chowdhury and Rohan Saha (21) both native of Dhaka, Bangladesh both staying at Saleem Nagar Colony, Malakpet with fake and fabricated documents. Further, the police on lead apprehended four agents Mohd Muqeed, Temura Sai Kiran, Gaddameedi Rajnikant and Duddu Sudheer Kumar who helped them in preparing fake and forged birth certificates and other documents. According to the police, Hasibul has a Bangladesh country passport. Four years back through traffickers they crossed from Benapole district, Bangladesh, entered into Bongaon district of West Bengal through Dunki route and paid Rs 25,000 to traffickers. He stayed at South Howrah, Kolkata and started working as a karate trainer and obtained a fake Aadhar card by manipulating his name as Jovan Chowdhury. In December 2023, he connected with a woman named Jaya Chowdary from Malakpet through Facebook chat. He deceitfully married her by concealing his true identity. After the marriage, he moved to Malakpet, where he runs an online garment sales business and also works as a food delivery agent to earn a living. YVS Sudheendra, DCP of the Commissioner's Task Force, stated that while residing in Malakpet, Hasibul, with the help of Mohd Muqeed—who runs a pan shop—and his associates Kiran and Rajjikanth, fraudulently obtained a fake birth certificate from the Narsingi Municipality, falsely claiming he was born in Ranga Reddy district. 'Hasibul with fake details and fraudulent documents obtained this birth certificate through Sudheer who is outsourcing computer operator, sanitation section, Narsingi Municipality who manipulated and delivered birth certificates to the Bangladesh citizen,' said the officer. Furthermore, using the forged birth certificate, Hasibul obtained an Indian Voter ID card with the help of Rajnikant and also applied for an original Aadhaar card in an attempt to establish himself as an Indian citizen. The DCP said, 'To support his friend Rohan Saha, a tourist guide and his pregnant wife, in March, he brought them to Malakpet illegally without any valid documents and giving shelter at his residence and arranged a fake Aadhar Card for him.' On information, the police, on Wednesday apprehended the Bangladeshi citizens along with four Indian agents.
