A dog bit its owner’s private parts after his death.
Hyderabad:A dog bit its owner’s private parts after his death. The incident initially looked like the owner died due to the dog's attack. However, Madhura Nagar station house officer (SHO) Md Shakeer Ali said the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) doctor who conducted the post-mortem examination (PME) of Dasari Pavan Kumar, 38, at Gandhi Hospital on Monday, gave an oral opinion that Pavan’s pet dog, a Husky, bit his private parts after his death.
The victim, a cashier at a jewellery store, had reportedly been suffering from breathing difficulties for the past three weeks. “The FSL doctor confirmed that Pavan died due to a rupture in the heart and blood clots. The dog bit him post-death,” the SHO said.
During the initial investigation at the scene along with the CLUES team, Pavan’s roommate, Sandeep, told police that Pavan had a habit of sleeping with his pet Husky. “We initially assumed that he died from the dog attack, but today’s PME report clarified that the death occurred due to cardiac complications and the dog bit him afterward,” Shakeer Ali said.
Pavan had been discharged from a private hospital two days earlier and continued to suffer from acute breathing problems. “He reportedly could not sleep on Saturday night due to ill health and may have died in the early hours of Sunday,” the SHO added.
According to the police, Pavan had latched his bedroom door from inside and was alone with the dog. His death came to light only when Sandeep grew suspicious after receiving no response from Pavan till late Sunday afternoon. He alerted neighbours and contacted the police, who broke open the door and found Pavan lying in a pool of blood. The Husky’s mouth and teeth were stained with blood, leading Sandeep and neighbours to assume the dog had fatally attacked him. “However, we maintained from the beginning that the exact cause would be known only after the PME,” Shakeer Ali said.
Rs 5 lakh embezzled, FIR on service manager
Hyderabad:Uppal police have filed a complaint against a service manager of Ashoka Motors for misappropriation of funds worth nearly Rs 5 lakh. The incident came to light during an internal audit.
In his complaint, Gopi Sunil, service general manager of the company said that he noticed a few irregularities in the accounts. “During the company’s routine internal audit, inconsistencies were figured out and we found that 22 vehicles were unaccounted for.”
The service general manager further said that Ramakrishna was appointed four months ago as a service manager. “He took leave during the internal audit. When the figures were checked, staff found misappropriation of funds. He was called multiple times but he did not answer and when they reached out to his place, they found it locked.”
Eventually, they located Ramakrishna at a bus stop and brought him to the office and questioned him. He admitted that the money was deposited into his mother’s account and promised repayment.
Meanwhile, the investigation revealed that at least seven customers confirmed that they transferred advance payments worth Rs 3.35 lakh directly into Ramakrishna’s personal account. They were later approached by three other customers who also deposited Rs 1.6 lakh to his bank account. Further probe is on.
Butcher kills brother for liquor money
Hyderabad:A 36-year-old butcher murdered his elder brother and injured his sister-in-law after they refused to give him money for liquor. The incident occurred around 11.40 pm on Sunday at Syednagar in First Lancer. The accused, Shaik Abdul Sattar, 36, arrived drunk at his elder brother’s house and demanded money. When their eldest brother, Mohammed Iliyas, 41, objected, a heated argument broke out. Sattar then stabbed Iliyas with a butcher’s knife, Banjara Hills SHO K. M. Raghavendra said.
Iliyas’s son, Mohammed Imtiyaz, 20, and cousin Shoaib found him in a pool of blood and rushed him to a nearby hospital on their bike. “The doctor referred him to Osmania General Hospital, where he was declared dead,” Imtiaz said.
According to Imtiaz, Sattar had come to the house earlier that night around 10.30 pm and demanded money from another brother, Shaik Mohammed Ghouse. When Iliyas and Ghouse refused, Sattar tried to attack Iliyas. Ghouse and his wife, Tanveer Begum, intervened, and Sattar injured Tanveer on her fingers. Imtiaz managed to pacify him and dropped him back home. However, Sattar returned later and fatally stabbed Iliyas.
Police registered cases of murder and attempted murder and have detained Sattar, though an official arrest confirmation is awaited. The body was handed over to the family after postmortem for last rites on Monday.
Man tries to kill self over debt
Hyderabad:Suraram police have registered a case against a financier after a private employee attempted to immolate himself over a debt of Rs 9 lakh. The victim, who suffered 60 per cent burn injuries, is currently undergoing treatment at Osmania Hospital.
According to police, the victim, C. Srinivas, 44, is a native of Medak and resides in Shivalayamnagar under the Suraram police station area. While employed at a granite store, he was also running informal chit fund schemes. Over the past few years, he reportedly incurred significant financial losses and accumulated debts totalling approximately Rs 80 lakh.
Among his creditors is a neighbour named Aashik Begum, to whom he owes Rs 9 lakh. Police said she had been frequently demanding repayment, and over time, the reminders allegedly turned into threats. Distressed by the ongoing pressure, Srinivas reportedly took the extreme step.
On Monday morning, he poured fuel on himself and set himself ablaze. Locals alerted the police, who rushed him to Osmania Hospital. Suraram police have booked a case against Aashik Begum under charges of abetment to suicide and are investigating further.
Police crack Rs 8.2L theft in 24 hrs
Hyderabad:Swift action by Bowenpally police led to the arrest of a domestic help and the recovery of stolen property worth `8.2 lakh within 24 hours.
The accused, Kancharla Suvarna, 48, a native of Guntur district and resident of Balanagar, fled her employer Dandibhatla Siva Rama Krishna’s house in Anandnagar around 3.30 am on May 3 after allegedly stealing gold and other valuables.
Following a complaint from Siva Rama Krishna, police formed special teams and traced Suvarna within a day. Officials recovered 112 grams of gold, silver articles, a mobile phone and other items, all intact, said north zone DCP Sadhana Reshmi Perumal.
The accused and the recovered property were sent for judicial remand.
Debt-ridden man’s bid to die by suicide
Hyderabad:A case was registered against a financier by the Suraram police after a private employee attempted to die by suicide over `9 lakh debt. According to police, the victim C. Srinivas, 44, a native of Medak, has been staying at Shivalayam Nagar under the jurisdiction of the same police station. The victim, working at a granite store, was also running a chit fund.
For the last couple of years, he had a huge financial loss and was supposed to payback approximately 80 lakh to different people. One among those was his neighbor and her name is Aashik Begum. He owed `9 lakh to her and she was reminding him constantly. After a period of time, she started giving threats. Vexed over threats and reminders, Srinivas took the extreme step.
The victim suffered 60 per cent burn injuries and is currently undergoing treatment at Osmania General Hospital. The abetment to suicide case was registered against Aashik. Further probe is underway, police said.
3 arrested in paan shop owner murder
Hyderabad:Three assailants who had murdered a paan shop owner suspecting that he and his family members were performing black magic on them, were arrested by Falaknuma police on Monday. The incident happened on May 2.
The trio had stabbed Mohd Majid, 26, when he was at his paan shop located at Teegalakunta in Falaknuma. They fled after the incident. The three assailants have been identified as Shaik Mohd Ali, 32, Shaik Osman Ali, 25, and Shaik Akthar Ali, 72, all are residents of Bandlaguda.
During interrogation, the trio confessed to the police that the victim along with their family was staying at Mohammed Nagar in Bandlaguda, M.A. Javeed, ACP, Falaknuma, said. The victim was staying at Bandlaguda in 2018.
At that time there were frequent quarrels between the two families and later the victim shifted to Falaknuma, Javeed said.
Shaik Mohd Ali told police that he suspected that victim Majid performed black magic after which his mother expired and his elder brother’s health was deteriorating, ACP disclosed.
Mohd Ali was nursing a grudge against Majid and killed him along with his two associates. The accused were produced before the court for judicial remand.
Student dies by suicide over NEET
Adilabad:Rai Manojkumar, 18, a student from Utnoor town, reportedly died by suicide as he was disappointed over not writing the NEET well, in his house in Angadibazaar on Monday morning. He wrote NEET in Hyderabad on Sunday and returned home.
His family members said he was disappointed about his performance and told the same to his family members. Manojkumar found he would not get good marks after he analysed the question paper and the answers.
19-year-old student duped of Rs 1.9L
Hyderabad:Cyber fraudsters who claimed to be associated with online shopping platform Meesho duped a 19-year-old student of Rs 1.9 lakh through a fraudulent website promising monetary gains through commissions. The victim filed a complaint with the city's cyberpolice.
Initially, the victim received a message through Instagram, followed by a WhatsApp message containing a Telegram link and the website URL: https://oquubd0.com/login.
Trusting the scheme's legitimacy, she registered on the fake website, claiming to be Meesho, using her username and password. To gain the victim’s trust, the cyber crooks first requested an investment of `1,000 and credited `228 in return, cybercrime ACP R.G. Siva Maruthi said.
Fraudsters later asked her to invest `500, and approximately `1,600 were credited to her account. Trusting the scheme, the girl continued investing larger amounts. In fear of losing her previous investments, she borrowed money from friends and invested a total of `1.9 lakh, the ACP said.
The fraudsters displayed `1, 81,000 in their trading app but disabled the withdrawal option. They demanded an additional `58,000, claiming it was the final transaction required to enable withdrawal.
Despite repeated assurances, when the victim grew suspicious and threatened to file a complaint, the fraudsters ceased all communication and refused to return her money, the ACP added.
