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Over 100 held during search operation
The South Zone police on Saturday detained 10 rowdy-sheeters, 95 suspects and other communal offenders during cordon and search operation under Bhavani Nagar police station limits.
​Hyderabad: The South Zone police on Saturday detained 10 rowdy-sheeters, 95 suspects and other communal offenders during cordon and search operation under Bhavani Nagar police station limits.
During the search operation, around 300 armed policemen cordoned Talabkatta area and collected details of all the residents by visiting every house.
“In this operation, we caught two persons K Jagan Naik and A Prabhakar Reddy for selling liquor illegally at Bhavani Nagar. They were booked under sections 34(a) and (f) of AP Excise Act and seized 40 cheap liquor bottles of 180 ml and around 40 beer bottles from them,” said South Zone DCP V Satyanarayana.
He said that an auto driver Kandi Sridhar (37) of Kummarwadi was also taken into custody in connection with a dowry harassment case filed against him. Sridhar was absconding for a long time and a non-bailable warrant was pending against him. A history-sheeter P Raju Yadav was held from Moghulpura. He was being questioned, said the DCP.
Apart from this, 10 active history-sheeters, four property offenders and 95 suspects and other communal offenders were also taken to custody. The police collected fingerprints of the detainees to send them to CCRB (City Crime Records Bureau) to verify their complicity in criminal cases.
The police also seized 103 vehicles including two cars and seven autos during the search operation. “The possessors of the vehicles claimed to be owners, but could not produce relevant documents,” the DCP added.
