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  • Hyderabad: Two held for possessing drugs worth Rs 10L

    Hyderabad: Two held for possessing drugs worth Rs 10L

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    Two juveniles wanted in over 20 robbery cases held

    Hyderabad: The Special Operations Team (SOT) from Rajendranagar along with Mailardevpally police arrested two drug peddlers on Monday.

    According to the press release, police seized three liters of hashish oil, 28 kilos of ganja and two mobile phones, all worth Rs 10 lakhs from the accused – Goli Kumara Swamy (20) from Mallampet village and Jonna Swamy (20) from Andhra Pradesh. Another accused who was allegedly supplying drugs, Laxman Rao absconded.

    Police said that Goli Kumara Swamy and Jonna Swamy were classmates who studied at ITI college of Narsipatnam. They left studying and started doing labour work. They started supplying drugs in order to earn more money.

    Last year both accused were arrested while transporting 180 Kg of dry ganja to Tamil Nadu. They were released from jail after nine months. Soon after their release, they re-started their business to sell drugs.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Kerala hand chopping case: Rs 10L reward announced on prime accused

    Kerala hand chopping case: Rs 10L reward announced on prime accused

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    Kochi: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has announced a reward of Rs 10 lakh for providing information on the whereabouts of one Sawad — the prime accused in the 2010 Kerala hand-chopping case, an official said on Saturday.

    Sawad is a resident of the Ernakulam district in Kerala.

    The case pertains to the chopping of a professor, T.J. Joseph’s right hand in July 2010 by the activists of the now-banned organisation, Popular Front of India. Joseph was attacked while he was on his way to home from Church along with his mother and sister.

    The attackers told him that he was being punished for the alleged sacrilegious undertone of one of the questions he had framed during an exam at the college where he was teaching.

    The case was later investigated by the NIA.

    A special NIA court in 2015 convicted 13 people owing allegiance to the PFI.

    However, the key accused in the case, Sawad, continues to be on the run since then.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )