Hyderabad, Aug 10 (Maxim News): The sleuths of Commissioner’s Task Force, South Zone, Hyderabad along with Civil Supply Officials and Chandrayangutta Police conducted a raid on the premises of H.No. 18-2-35/A/28/1, Ghazi Millat Colony, Chandrayangutta, and apprehended three accused persons, who were illegally procuring and transporting PDS rice/wheat illegally to earn easy money.
The apprehended accused are 1. Mohd Rizwan, aged about 28 yrs, R/o Chandrayangutta, 2. V. Rajnikanth @ Chinna, age: 42 yrs, R/o Uppuguda, 3. V. Rajeshwar @ Raju, age: 44 yrs, R/o Uppuguda, Hyderabad and four accused were absconding. and seized PDS Rice and Wheat worth about Rs. 3.25 lakhs comprising 1q4 tonnes of PDS Rice and 15 quintals of PDS Wheat.
Based on the credible information the Commissioner’s Task Force, South Zone with the help of Chandrayangutta Police and the Civil Supplies Officials Circle¬–II, Yakuthpura raided the premises apprehended three persons, and seized the material. The apprehended accused and seized material were handed over to SHO Chandrayangutta Police Station for further action.
The above arrests were made under the supervision of Ande Srinivasa Rao, Addl. Dy. Commissioner of Police, Task Force, Hyderabad by S. Raghavendra, Inspector, SIs N. Naveen, K. Narsimulu, G. Anjaneyulu, and Staff of Task Force, South Zone, Hyderabad, Chandrayanagutta Police and Civil Supply Officials. (Maxim News)
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