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Two acquitted in bid to kidnap non-existent doc case

Hyderabad Task Force had arrested two persons for allegedly plotting to kidnap a doctor for a ransom of Rs 10 lakh

Drugs Case: Banjara Hills SHO Suspended, ACP Issued Charge Memo

Hyderabad:  Circle Inspector Shivachandra was suspended and a charge memo was also issued to ACP KS Rao of  Banjara Hills Police limits in the city over failing to initiate action to control drugs and narcotics and allowing the Pudding and Mink pub which falls under its jurisdiction to operate beyond the stipulated time.  A new CI named Nageshwara was appointed in the place of

Hyderabad: Man Arrested In 2001 Gets 16-Year Jail Term, Fined Rs 26,000

A local court has sentenced a man, arrested along with two others in 2001 for terror and anti-national activities, to 16 years imprisonment, police said on Saturday.

Hyderabad Man Selling Remdesivir illegaly, Held

Hyderabad: As the number of COVID19 cases in the country is increasing, it is also creating a problem regarding the drugs. For the past few weeks, there were reports regarding the shortage of anti-viral drug Remdesivir. Some people are taking advantage of this vulnerable situation to dig others’ pockets. Recently an engineering graduate from Andhra Pradesh was arrested by the

Hyderabad Techie Sells Remdesivir In Black Market, Held

Hyderabad Techie Sells Remdesivir In Black Market, Held May 08, 2021, 16:39 IST Hyderabad: On Friday, a techie was arrested on suspicion of selling Remdesivir injections on the black market. The Hyderabad Task Force apprehended the perpetrator, Akula Mehul Kumar, 26, in Secunderabad s Pan Bazaar and confiscated four Remdesivir vials, a bike, and a cellphone. As per police details, Mehul Kumar, who works for a reputable software firm in the city, while sitting in his father s medical shop, saw the demand for Remdesivir. He then proceeded to obtain the vials illegally from vendors at low prices and resell them at higher prices.  He bought each vial for about Rs 4,000 and sold them for nearly Rs 35,000, without any valid documents. Based on the tip-off, the Task Force caught him while selling injection vials to a customer. Mehul Kumar was handed over to Mahankali police for further investigation, along with the confiscated vials.

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