Wanparthy police bust dacoity on National Highway in Telangana’s Pebbair


Multi-zone-II IGP V. Satyanarayana said the police got information on the morning of December 18 that unidentified persons assaulted and looted a family on roadside at Pebbair. 

Multi-zone-II IGP V. Satyanarayana said the police got information on the morning of December 18 that unidentified persons assaulted and looted a family on roadside at Pebbair. 
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The gang behind the dacoity on National Highway-44 at Pebbair, nearly 160 km south of Hyderabad, reported four days ago was nabbed by Wanaparthy district police on Sunday (December 22, 2024.) 

While four members of the gang were caught, two others were still at large. Multi-zone-II IGP V. Satyanarayana, sharing details of the case, said the police got information on the morning of December 18 that unidentified persons assaulted and looted a family on roadside at Pebbair. 

Wanaparthy SP Ravula Giridhar giving details about the dacoity on the National Highway in Pebbair
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On rushing to the spot, police learnt that the victim G. Rajini (54) an Anganwadi employee from Jagityal district, was returning home along with her family and friends after a pilgrimage to Tirupathi and Arunachalam when the crime was committed. The woman, along with the family and friends, stopped their car at Pebbair to break the journey around 2 a.m. on the intervening of night of December 17 and 18. 

After attending to nature’s calls, they took rest in the car and slipped into sleep. Members of the gang, on noticing the passengers were fast asleep, untied the travel bags atop the car and let the place. “However, they returned to the car after not finding any valuables in the bags,” the IGP said. 

This time, the gang shattered the windscreens of the car, assaulted the passengers inside, forcibly collected the 13.5 tolas of gold jewellery the women wore and fled the spot. After gathering details from the woman, police stepped up patrolling in the district. During a regular vehicle checking at Rangapur crossroads, police intercepted a vehicle and detained four persons behaving in suspicious manner. 

When grilled, the quartet admitted to the crime. “Initially, we registered a case of robbery but altered the section of law to dacoity as the detained persons confirmed that two more of their associates were involved in the crime,” Wanaparthy SP Ravula Giridhar said. 



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