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Hans India
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- Hans India
Jewellery heist: Two arrested, gold worth Rs 60 L recovered
Suryapet: District SP K Narasimha informed that police have arrested two accused in connection with the theft that took place at Sri Sai Santoshi Jewellery Shop in Suryapet town on the night of July 21. From the arrested, police recovered 554 grams of gold worth Rs 60 lakh and Rs 92,500 cash. Addressing a press meet at the SP office on Saturday, he explained the case details. Using technical evidence, Suryapet police arrested accused Malik Molla from Baihor village, Dakshin Dinajpur district of West Bengal, on August 11, recovering 554 grams of gold ornaments and Rs 87,500 cash. Another accused, Amar Bhatt from Nepal, was caught in Khammam with Rs 5,000. Police said Bhatt had provided shelter and conducted recce for the gang. Molla was produced before a local court in Balurghat, West Bengal, and was brought to Suryapet on transit remand for seven days. On July 27, police also arrested a woman accomplice, recovering 14 tolas of gold from her. During interrogation, the accused confessed that the gang, consisting of seven members, including three from Nepal and others from West Bengal, carried out the heist by drilling a hole through the back wall of the shop after conducting recce. SP Narasimha said that while three accused have been arrested, four others—Prakash Anil Kumar, Kadak Singh Ahul Walia, Puran Prasad Joshi (all from Nepal), and Jashimuddin from West Bengal—are still absconding. Special police teams are searching for them, and efforts are on to recover the remaining stolen property.
New Indian Express
22-07-2025
- New Indian Express
Thieves steal 18 kg gold from jeweller in Telangana
SURYAPET: In a late-night burglary, unidentified persons stole around 18 kilograms of gold ornaments and Rs 22 lakh in cash from Sai Santoshi Jewellers in Suryapet town, according to the complaint. However, police sources said that only 3 kg gold ornaments were missing. According to police, the thieves gained entry by smashing a hole in the shop's rear bathroom wall before using a gas cutter to open the back shutter. The theft came to light when the owner arrived to open the shop on Monday morning and found the valuables missing. A complaint was lodged. Superintendent of Police K Narasimha visited the spot. He told reporters that the break-in occurred late on Sunday night. Police are scouring the CCTV footage to identify the perpetrators. Five special teams have been formed to trace the accused. The SP said that the shop did not have adequate security arrangements despite the high value of the stock. A case has been registered and investigation is underway.
Time of India
29-05-2025
- Time of India
Telangana police bust inter-state baby selling racket; rescue 10 infants
HYDERABAD: Suryapet police Wednesday busted an inter-state baby-selling racket and arrested 13 people involved in the crime. Based on information from the accused, cops later raided multiple locations in Hyderabad and erstwhile Nalgonda district and rescued 10 infants sold to childless couples. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now All the children are aged between 9 months and 18 months. They were allegedly trafficked and sold over the last one year, police said. "The accused procured infants from Gujarat and Maharashtra by paying Rs 3 to Rs 5 lakh per child to the 'supplier'. They then sold these babies to couples in Telangana for Rs 5 to Rs 10 lakh," said K Narasimha, SP, Suryapet . "All the 10 rescued infants have been handed over to the district child protection officers for safe custody. They are all healthy," the SP added. Acting on specific information about two families being in possession of trafficked infants, police initially raided two houses in Tekumatla village near Suryapet and rescued two boys. Based on their confession, police arrested Nakka Yadagiri (45) and his wife N Umarani (34) — running an egg supply business in Suryapet town. During the interrogation, the couple confessed to the crime. They also provided details about 11 of their associates who were later arrested from the Suryapet Hitec bus stand. Their interrogation revealed an elaborate inter-state racket. The accused were identified as K Nagendra Kumar (plumber), K Rama Laxmi (nurse), P Pavani (private worker ), G Vijaya Laxmi and A Satyamani (both housewives)— all of them from Vijayawada. A 35-year-old car driver from Uppuguda, Mudavath Raju; I Shobarani, a nurse from Ghatkesar; Khan Shaheena, a housewife from Udaipur in Rajasthan; Mohammed Shahana, a housewife from Trimulgherry; Sabavath Srinivas, a driver from Dilsukhnagar; and E Sunitha, a nurse from Hyderabad; were among the arrested. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Five among the 13 accused have a criminal history, police said. Acting on leads from them, police raided eight other houses in Suryapet town, Penpahad, Thummala Penpahad, Uppalapahad, Chinna Suraram (in the erstwhile Nalgonda district), and a house in Hyderabad to rescue eight more babies — including three girls. Families who purchased the infants are childless couples from a lower-middle-class background, police said. They may be added as accused following a preliminary probe. "The accused are currently in judicial remand. A case was registered at Suryapet rural police station under the BNS and the JJ Act. A special team has been formed to investigate the case," the SP said.
Time of India
28-05-2025
- Time of India
Suryapet police bust inter-state baby selling racket; rescue 10 infants
Hyderabad: Suryapet police Wednesday busted an inter-state baby-selling racket and arrested 13 people involved in the crime. Based on information from the accused, cops later raided multiple locations in Hyderabad and erstwhile Nalgonda district and rescued 10 infants sold to childless couples. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now All the children are aged between 9 months and 18 months. They were allegedly trafficked and sold over the last one year, police said. "The accused procured infants from Gujarat and Maharashtra by paying Rs 3 to Rs 5 lakh per child to the 'supplier'. They then sold these babies to couples in Telangana for Rs 5 to Rs 10 lakh," said K Narasimha, SP, Suryapet . "All the 10 rescued infants have been handed over to the district child protection officers for safe custody. They are all healthy," the SP added. Acting on specific information about two families being in possession of trafficked infants, police initially raided two houses in Tekumatla village near Suryapet and rescued two boys. Based on their confession, police arrested Nakka Yadagiri (45) and his wife N Umarani (34) — running an egg supply business in Suryapet town. During the interrogation, the couple confessed to the crime. They also provided details about 11 of their associates who were later arrested from the Suryapet Hitec bus stand. Their interrogation revealed an elaborate inter-state racket. The accused were identified as K Nagendra Kumar (plumber), K Rama Laxmi (nurse), P Pavani (private worker ), G Vijaya Laxmi and A Satyamani (both housewives)— all of them from Vijayawada. A 35-year-old car driver from Uppuguda, Mudavath Raju; I Shobarani, a nurse from Ghatkesar; Khan Shaheena, a housewife from Udaipur in Rajasthan; Mohammed Shahana, a housewife from Trimulgherry; Sabavath Srinivas, a driver from Dilsukhnagar; and E Sunitha, a nurse from Hyderabad; were among the arrested. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Five among the 13 accused have a criminal history, police said. Acting on leads from them, police raided eight other houses in Suryapet town, Penpahad, Thummala Penpahad, Uppalapahad, Chinna Suraram (in the erstwhile Nalgonda district), and a house in Hyderabad to rescue eight more babies — including three girls. Families who purchased the infants are childless couples from a lower-middle-class background, police said. They may be added as accused following a preliminary probe. "The accused are currently in judicial remand. A case was registered at Suryapet rural police station under the BNS and the JJ Act. A special team has been formed to investigate the case," the SP said.
