Kulsumpura Police Secure Jail Conviction for Three in E-Petty Cases in Hyderabad
Kulsumpura Police secure jail conviction for three individuals in E-Petty cases in Hyderabad after court sentences them to two days imprisonment for CP Act violations.
Hyderabad: In a continued effort to maintain law and order, Kulsumpura Police secured jail convictions for three individuals in E-Petty cases in Hyderabad’s Golconda Zone. The convictions were announced on March 11, 2026, when the IV Special Judicial Magistrate at Manoranjan Complex, Nampally, delivered judgments in two separate cases filed by the Kulsumpura Police Station.
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Officials said the Kulsumpura Police E-Petty case convictions highlight the department’s ongoing initiative to curb nuisance and illegal activities in public places.
Court Sentences Three Accused in Kulsumpura E-Petty Cases
The IV Special Judicial Magistrate Court in Nampally heard two different cases filed by the Kulsumpura Police Station and delivered verdicts against three individuals involved in petty offenses.
All three accused were sentenced to two days of imprisonment for violations under the relevant provisions of the CP Act.
Case 1: Public Nuisance Under CP Act
In the first case, registered under Section 61-B of the CP Act, two individuals were produced before the court for disturbing public peace.
Accused Details
- MD Ibrahim (22) – Driver, resident of Jirra
- Md Abdul Gaffar (23) – Driver, resident of Jirra
Judgment:
The Hon’ble Magistrate sentenced both accused to two days of imprisonment for causing public nuisance.
Case 2: Violation of CP Act
In another case registered under Section 70-C of the CP Act, police arrested an individual involved in illegal activities.
Accused Details
- Raviteja (23) – Labourer, resident of Jirra
Judgment:
The accused was sentenced to two days of imprisonment by the court.
Police Efforts to Maintain Public Order
The Kulsumpura Police E-Petty cases leading to jail convictions were pursued under the supervision of Inspector of Police A. Ramulu.
The court proceedings were facilitated by Morning Court PC K. Naresh, who presented the case details and evidence before the IV Special Judicial Magistrate at Manoranjan Complex, Nampally.
Police officials said the use of E-Petty filings and digital systems helps ensure quick action against petty offenders, improving public safety in the Golconda Zone.
Police Warn Against Public Nuisance
The Station House Officer (SHO) of Kulsumpura Police Station stated that strict action will continue against individuals creating nuisance or violating public order.
Authorities emphasized that technology-based E-Petty enforcement will be used regularly to bring offenders to justice quickly and maintain peace in the area.
The Kulsumpura Police securing jail convictions for three individuals in E-Petty cases in Hyderabad reflects the department’s commitment to ensuring a safer and more disciplined environment for residents in the Golconda Zone.
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