Telangana Hyderabad Police Seize Unaccounted Cash and Jewellery from Vehicles
As soon as the electoral code went into effect, police all throughout the state, especially in the commissionerates of Hyderabad, Cyberabad, and Rachakonda, began clamping down on the movement of unaccounted money, alcohol, as well as gold and silver objects. Unaccounted cash in large quantities was discovered during the vehicle inspections. At a home in Gachibowli, the police detained two of Raghunath Yadav's colleagues in addition to seizing 87 pressure cookers that belonged to the congress candidate from the city's Serilingampally district.
Raghunath Yadav, a congress candidate, had 83 pressure cookers stored in his home, ready to be distributed, according to ACP madhapur P Srinivas. The pressure cookers were taken during the raid. "We are also probing if they have already distributed them to any voters," he continued. The police in Chandanagar apprehended gold dealers moving 5.6 kg of gold items to jewelry shops. police in film nagar apprehended a guy transporting Rs 30 lakh in unauthorized cash.
The municipal police in Abids confiscated gold and silver items worth Rs 7.50 crore during vehicle inspections. Similar to this, a businessman in Begum Bazar had Rs 15 lakh stolen from him, while Chaderghat had Rs 9.30 lakh seized. Additionally, around Rs 6.50 lakh in unaccounted cash was found in Vanasthalipuram, Rs 30 lakh in Chaitanyapuri, and Rs 11 lakh in cash was found in a toll booth in Shadnagar.
Raghunath Yadav, a congress candidate, had 83 pressure cookers stored in his home, ready to be distributed, according to ACP madhapur P Srinivas. The pressure cookers were taken during the raid. "We are also probing if they have already distributed them to any voters," he continued. The police in Chandanagar apprehended gold dealers moving 5.6 kg of gold items to jewelry shops. police in film nagar apprehended a guy transporting Rs 30 lakh in unauthorized cash.
The municipal police in Abids confiscated gold and silver items worth Rs 7.50 crore during vehicle inspections. Similar to this, a businessman in Begum Bazar had Rs 15 lakh stolen from him, while Chaderghat had Rs 9.30 lakh seized. Additionally, around Rs 6.50 lakh in unaccounted cash was found in Vanasthalipuram, Rs 30 lakh in Chaitanyapuri, and Rs 11 lakh in cash was found in a toll booth in Shadnagar.
On the outskirts of the city, inside the boundaries of the shankarpally police station, a sizable sum of unaccounted cash was also found. The money will be turned over to the income-tax division for additional investigation. According to police authorities, while carrying a lot of jewelry during this election, people are asked to show proof of their purchases.