The police booked a case under relevant provisions of BNS and took up investigation
Hyderabad: Dharur woman constable Divya died allegedly by suicide at her residence in Vikarabad on Saturday. Police suspect that personal issues may have led to the incident. Divya was a station writer with the Dharur police and was residing in Gangaram locality. Her family members found her bod and informed the police.
Town police visited the spot and recovered a suicide note in which Divya stated that no one was responsible for her death and that she had taken the step due to personal reasons. A suspicious death case was registered and the body was shifted to Vikarabad government hospital.
Drivers booked for harassing passengers at RGIA
The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA) police have registered cases against several drivers for harassing passengers at the airport parking premises. Police said they received a tip-off and deployed personnel to monitor the area. During the checks, some drivers without valid permission were found approaching passengers and forcing them to board their vehicles. When passengers refused, the drivers allegedly abused them.
Investigations revealed that the drivers were indulging in unauthorised touting and malpractices for personal gain, in violation of the TPMTT Act. They were bargaining with travellers and persistently pressuring them, causing public disturbance.
Based on complaints, police identified the drivers involved and registered cases against them for creating nuisance.ENDS
Cash found at Punjagutta ATM handed to police
A store worker discovered cash left on an ATM at Canara Bank in Punjagutta and handed it over to police for safe custody. Police said they received a call from Mohd Abul Raheem, 19, who entered the ATM and noticed ₹27,500 placed on the machine. Officers visited the spot and seized the cash. They also found that no security guard was present at the premises.
Bank officials later informed police that they would obtain data from the ATM maintenance staff to identify the customer who might have withdrawn the money and left it behind. Based on the bank’s report, police said further action would be taken.
