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Hyderabad: Recent dog attacks in Telangana have sparked concerns regarding managing stray dog populations. In the latest incident, a young boy was injured after being attacked by a pack of stray dogs while playing outside his residence in Sangareddy district. The incident, captured on camera, was swiftly intervened by neighbors, saving the boy from fatal injuries.

This incident follows the tragic death of six-year-old boy Vishal, who was mauled by stray dogs near a dump yard in Isnapur, Patancheru. Vishal’s parents, migrants from Bihar working at a nearby construction site, when he was attacked by three stray dogs, resulting in fatal neck bites. The boy succumbed to his injuries on the spot.

In another incident in Chitrapuri Colony of Manikonda, a woman out for a morning walk was attacked by a pack of dogs in a parking lot. CCTV footage of the incident shows the woman bravely defending herself against the aggressive dogs. Fortunately, she managed to protect herself after a fierce struggle.

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Reacting to the video footage, the woman’s husband expressed deep concern over the menace of street dogs and appealed to citizens not to feed them, suggesting that such feeding encourages the dogs to gather in residential areas. He emphasized that while his family loves dogs and owns two pets themselves, the unchecked presence of stray dogs poses a serious threat to public safety.

“My wife went for a walk at 6 a.m. on Saturday morning. She was brutally attacked by many dogs. This is not just our problem, everyone needs to consider it,” he stated.

He continued, “If you love dogs, adopt them and care for them in your homes. But feeding street dogs leads to situations like this. My wife almost lost her life in this attack. Imagine if it was someone elderly or a child. Would they have survived? Please think and take action. Today it happened to us, tomorrow it could happen near your home.”

Authorities in Manikonda reported that they have collaborated with Blue Cross, a partner organization, to capture nine dogs from the area for sterilization and vaccination at an animal care facility. Following the procedures, the dogs will be returned to the streets.

Cherlapally: The Telangana Prisons Department had released 213 prisoners on Wednesday as per the government orders. Further the Telangana Prisons Department has provided jobs in the My Nation Filling Stations to 67 released male convict inmates and 3 female prisoners.

Going further into details, 213 convicted prisoners of Telangana prisons lodged in prisons across Telangana, who have been languishing in prison for long duration, were granted premature release by the Telangana Government. On this day, the Telangana prisons have conducted counselling programmes and Job Mela for the released prisoners.

Also addressing the gathering was N. Murali Babu, Inspector General of prisons(Welfare), Telangana, Hyderabad, who has stressed that , “A total of 213 convict inmates comprising 178 Male and 35 Female inmates were granted premature release. The Telangana Prisons Department has provided jobs in the My Nation Filling Stations to 67 released male convict inmates and 3 female prisoners released female convict inmates and also distributed sewing machines to (08) released female convict inmates. As part of their reformation, the convict inmates have the facility of Higher education through the Dr. BRAOU Study Centre.

The Home Department – Prisons has released the order.In an order dated July 2, 2024, it is said that “The Government has taken a policy decision to grant special remission to life and non-life convicted prisoners who have been convicted for offenses against laws relating to matters to which the executive power of the state extends.”

Further, it also mentioned that all the eligible candidates were scrutinized by a scrutiny committee under the chairmanship of the Principal Secretary to Government, and further recommended the list of candidates to the government. “The committee after detailed examination of each prisoner’s case has recommended the premature release of a total 231 cases.”

Hyderabad: The Bowenpally Police have apprehended an offender for snatching a breathalyzer from traffic police while they were conducting drunk-driving tests.

The accused individual has been identified as 27-year-old Kothaplli Sravan Kumar, also known as Sunny, son of Kothaplli Rajesham, a car driver from Ramagundam, Karim Nagar district.

The recovered items from the accused include one alcohol breath analyzer machine and a Tata Zest four-wheeler with registration number TG-22-T-0365.

According to the police, Bowenpally Traffic Police were conducting drunk-driving checks at Pulla Reddy Building, Traffic Point, New Bowenpally, on June 27, 2024, following orders from senior officers.

During an inspection of a Swift Dzire car around 00:50 hours, when the Breathalyzer Alcohol Sensor (BAS) test was being conducted on the driver, Kothaplli Sravan Kumar, also known as Sunny, suddenly pushed the police officer on duty. He forcibly snatched the breath analyzer and fled in his car.

A case has been registered at Bowenpally Police Station under Cr no 409/2024, citing Sections 353, 356, and 379 of the IPC for the incident.

The public of North Zone, Hyderabad, is advised to cooperate with police authorities during drunk-driving checks and other initiatives to ensure a safer society for all.

In another incident on June 10, Bowenpally police arrested three thieves and seized 14 two-wheelers, 4 duplicate vehicle registration certificates, and one laptop, worth a total of eight lakh rupees, on Monday.

The accused have been identified as Raazak Khan, 38, who was employed as a bike mechanic and resided in Qutubullapur; Yammala Yohanu, 29, who worked as a car driver and native of Eluru Mandal, Andhra Pradesh; and Goriparthi Venkatappayya, 28, who was employed at a Xerox center and resided in Machilipatnam Mandal, Andhra Pradesh.

The police stated that the accused, Raazak Khan and Yohanu, used to live in Suraram of Qutubullapur and Hafeezpet of Miyapur and are friends. They are facing financial difficulties due to their various addictions. To make quick money, they planned to commit property offenses. Specifically, their plan involved stealing bikes starting from October 2023. The police revealed that they intended to target areas such as Bowenpally, Trimulgherry, Nampally, Jeedimetla, Alwal, and other Hyderabad and Cyberabad Commissionerate regions.

The police have reported that the thieves were targeting residential areas during the early morning hours, specifically between 3:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. They would steal bikes and leave them near the crime scene for one or two days before returning to collect them. This strategy allowed them to avoid police patrols, added the police.

The police stated that the stolen bikes were sold on OLX to unsuspecting buyers for Rs. 10,000 to 15,000. To meet the buyers’ demands for the original registration documents, the culprits sought the help of A-3 Goriparthi Venkatappayya, who runs a DTP center in Gollapalem Village, Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh. The police said that duplicate vehicle registration certificates were prepared at this location.

According to the police, the A-3 used a laptop to obtain the owners’ information from the RTA website and then sent the information to A-1 and A-2. They charged Rs. 1500 for each document. After obtaining duplicate RCs, A-1 and A-2 sold the vehicles through platforms like OLX and other means.

V. Sadar Naik, Detective Inspector of Police, Bowenpally, and B. Lakshmi Narayana Reddy, Station House Officer (SHO) of Bowenpally, along with their team, apprehended the suspects under the supervision of P. Gopala Krishna Murthy, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Begumpet Division, and P. Ashok, Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police, North Zone.