Hyderabad: Golkonda Police Apprehend Notorious Criminal Involved in Multiple Robberies

The incident had occurred during the night of June 29, 2025, when unknown suspects broke into the house while the family was away and looted ₹70,000 in cash, a mobile phone, and gold ornaments weighing 1.05 grams worth around ₹5,500. Additionally,

Hyderabad, July 7 – The Golkonda Police successfully apprehended a notorious house burglar involved in multiple theft and robbery cases across Telangana and Maharashtra. The arrest was made on July 7, 2025, following a tip-off and strategic operation by the Tolichowki division police.


Robbery Case Cracked in Naya Qila Area

The investigation began with a complaint received on July 6, 2025, regarding a burglary at Ameer Khatoon’s residence in Naya Qila, Golkonda. The incident had occurred during the night of June 29, 2025, when unknown suspects broke into the house while the family was away and looted ₹70,000 in cash, a mobile phone, and gold ornaments weighing 1.05 grams worth around ₹5,500. Additionally, silver items weighing 0.5 grams and a gold earring (0.5 grams) valued at ₹3,000 were stolen from an Almirah.


Accused Nabbed at Jamali Darwaza

On July 7, 2025, the police located and arrested the suspect near Jamali Darwaza. The accused, identified as:

He was found in possession of an iron rod, gloves, and a black mask—items commonly used in house break-ins.


Items Seized from the Accused


History of Criminal Activity

The accused has a long record of criminal involvement, having been previously booked in 6 cases:

Golkonda PS – 2 Cases

Saifabad PS – 1 Case

Moghalpura PS – 2 Cases

Shivaji Nagar Police Station (Maharashtra) – 1 Case

(The case details have been requested from Maharashtra Police.)


Police Commend Investigative Team

The arrest was made under the direct supervision of SHO Golkonda, Mr. P. Saidu, and led by Detective Inspector M. Rajendra Prasad. The Golkonda police team has been praised for their swift and efficient work in identifying and arresting the accused.

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