The plan includes purchasing 9 mm automatic pistols from the Ishapore Rifle Factory. About 1.2 lakh rifle bullets for SLR and INSAS rifles will come from factories in Pune and Varanagar. These supplies will replace old stock and ensure police can practice regularly and perform duties safely.

Officials said the funds cover taxes and logistics. Procurement has already started. The move aims to improve law and order and equip officers to face security challenges.

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According to ACB officials, the home guard was attached to an ACB office and had access to internal movement schedules of officers. He allegedly passed on information about raids, inspections, and officer movements to outsiders for personal gain.

The ACB launched an inquiry after noticing repeated leaks that affected surprise checks and enforcement actions. Officials traced the leaks to the home guard through technical analysis and internal verification.

After collecting sufficient evidence, the ACB team arrested the accused and produced him before a court. The court remanded him to judicial custody.

Officials said such actions compromise the integrity of anti-corruption operations and warned of strict action against anyone misusing their position. They added that internal security protocols would be strengthened to prevent similar incidents.

Senior ACB officers said departmental action would also follow against the accused. Further investigation is underway to identify others who may have received or used the leaked information.

The ACB reiterated its commitment to maintaining confidentiality and ensuring effective enforcement against corruption.

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Police have made several attempts to arrest them, but the fugitives remain at large. Following the recommendation of SSP Kartikey Sharma, IG Patna Range Jitendra Rana approved the rewards. Special police teams are now actively tracking these criminals.

The list includes Rajesh Kumar (alias Rajesh Singh), wanted in a 2016 robbery–murder case, Sujit Kumar, accused of murder in 2025, Arvind Mahato (alias Bhagat Ji), involved in multiple crimes in Baad, and Sanjay Kumar (alias Santosh Don), accused of murder and robbery.

Police urge citizens to provide credible information. Those who help capture these fugitives will receive rewards. Law enforcement is increasing patrols in areas where the criminals are believed to hide. The Top Ten Most Wanted Criminals in Patna list aims to improve public safety and strengthen law enforcement.

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Sinha spoke at a press meeting in Patna. He said the state will reward people who report illegal mining with ₹10,000. He also warned police station in-charges that they will face action if they ignore complaints. The government has not changed its mining policy, but it plans to enforce existing rules with more force.

The Deputy CM explained how illegal sand was being sold near the Digha and Patliputra railway stations. Officers seized 28 tractors and filed an FIR. The state also imposed a fine of ₹3.2 million on the accused. CCTV cameras will monitor tractor movement in police station areas. Any officer who supports or protects illegal traders will face strict action.

Sinha added that officials seized 3,000 trucks of sand in Dorigunj. The auction process has already started. He assured people that they can take soil from their own land for personal use without fear. The state wants to stop illegal traders, not trouble the public.

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On November 26, teams in Imphal East detained three members from their homes. The arrested individuals include Md. Ayub Khan alias Thoiba (28), originally from Hiyangthang Tarahei Konjil and currently living near Public Hospital, Hatta; Md. Salim (35) of Kairang Mamang Leikai; and Md. Ali (46) from the Hatta area.
Officials said the trio extorted money from the public, petrol pump operators, private schools, and government colleges. Security personnel also seized a KCP (PWG) receipt and two mobile phones from them.

Meanwhile, on November 27, another team in Imphal West picked up an active cadre identified as Khulem Robindro Singh (36) of Luker Mayai Leikai. Officers arrested him at his home for recruiting local youths for the banned outfit. They also recovered his Aadhaar card during the operation.

Additionally, on the same day, forces in Imphal East detained one more active member. The arrested man, Yumnam Chandra Singh alias Baby (42) of Kontha Ahallup Makha Leikai, carried two No. 36 high-explosive grenades, a mobile phone, and an Aadhaar card. Officers seized all items.

Officials further noted that investigators are now tracing the wider network behind the group. They aim to dismantle the outfit’s recruitment and extortion chain across Manipur.

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Tensions reportedly developed soon after their marriage. His wife’s sister settled abroad, while Ravi continued in a small job. These differences created pressure within the family. Ravi’s wife allegedly demanded financial stability, which increased disputes. Humiliation and constant arguments were also reported. The couple eventually separated, and the wife left with their daughter.

Ravi stated that loneliness affected him deeply after his family moved away. He allegedly chose piracy as a quick money source. Large financial gains encouraged him to continue. His association with betting app operators reportedly strengthened later. Travel to foreign countries was financed using easy earnings. This pattern became a major lead during the investigation.

Police sources indicated that Ravi expressed regret about his actions. He stated that he could not meet his daughter despite repeated attempts. His emotional statements were recorded during questioning. Officials noted that personal issues and financial pressures played a major role. More details are expected as the investigation progresses.

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The court dismissed his petition, marking the third time bail requests have been rejected. Earlier, two previous bail applications were also dismissed. This latest rejection is a significant setback for him.

Sanjay worked in the Fire Safety Department during the previous government. Allegations surfaced regarding fund misuse during that period. The coalition government at the time identified irregularities and filed a case against him.

Following the findings, Sanjay was arrested and shifted to Vijayawada jail. The court has repeatedly extended his remand while the investigation continues. Despite filing three bail petitions, he remains in custody as the case proceeds.

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In Nirmal, the Karimnagar Vigilance Unit raided Katta Balaji Rice Mill on November 11. Officials found 2,684 metric tonnes of CMR rice diverted during the 2024–25 Rabi season. The estimated value was ₹6.22 crore. In Sangareddy, teams found a shortage of 3,752.80 quintals of rice worth ₹87 lakh at Kanyaka Parameshwari Agro Industries.

Officials found another major diversion in Wanaparthy district. Two rice mills had rerouted 1,47,375 bags of rice worth ₹13.67 crore. Authorities have begun action against those involved and submitted reports to senior officials.

In Hyderabad Rural, officers stopped a DCM vehicle carrying 15 tonnes of PDS rice near Shamshabad. The stock, worth ₹5 lakh, was seized. They also fined several overloaded trucks and confiscated vehicles without valid documents. Citizens can report illegal grain transport to the toll-free number 14432.

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To assess the situation, Pawan Kalyan visited Musalimadugu in Chittoor district, a region known for red sandalwood smuggling. During his visit, he inspected a local storage facility and reviewed the current preventive measures. He emphasized the need for stricter enforcement and better coordination among officials to stop the illegal trade.

At the recent cabinet meeting, Pawan Kalyan made key remarks regarding the issue. He called on the Home Department to pay special attention to the red sandalwood smuggling problem and strengthen monitoring systems.

The Deputy Chief Minister’s strong response signals the government’s determination to protect forest resources. His proactive involvement is seen as a push toward stricter law enforcement and environmental preservation in Andhra Pradesh.

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Under the new Act, begging is now considered a serious criminal offense throughout the state. Governor approval was granted on October 15, and the Act was published in the state gazette on October 27. Law Department Secretary Gottapu Pratibha Devi issued Government Order (GO) MS No. 58 to enforce the law.

The Welfare and Police Departments will jointly enforce the Act. Authorities aim to dismantle organized begging networks and protect vulnerable people from exploitation by begging mafias operating in the state.

The government will also offer rehabilitation programs for those affected by the law. These programs focus on creating employment and providing social protection for people pushed into begging, fostering a more humane and secure environment across Andhra Pradesh.

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