Suspect Arrested After Breaking Into MP D. K. Aruna's Home in Hyderabad
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Synopsis
On March 18, Hyderabad Police arrested a suspect who broke into BJP MP D. K. Aruna's house in Jubilee Hills. The intruder, who did not steal anything, raised concerns about security in the area, prompting investigations and increased police presence.
Key Takeaways
- The suspect was apprehended after breaking into MP D. K. Aruna's residence.
- The individual is linked to previous burglaries in Hyderabad and Delhi.
- No items were stolen during the break-in, raising questions about motives.
- Increased police presence and security measures have been implemented.
- The MP expressed serious concerns regarding her family's safety.
Hyderabad, March 18 (NationPress) The police in Hyderabad have apprehended an individual who unlawfully entered the residence of BJP MP D. K. Aruna located in Jubilee Hills.
The suspect is currently under interrogation by West Zone Deputy Commissioner of Police S. M. Vijay Kumar and the personnel from Jubilee Hills Police Station.
This person is believed to have connections to various burglaries occurring in Hyderabad and Delhi.
Authorities are investigating the reasons behind the break-in, especially since the intruder departed without taking anything.
A masked individual trespassed into Aruna's home on Road No. 56, Jubilee Hills at approximately 4 a.m. on Sunday. The police reported that the intruder spent over one and a half hours inside the dwelling.
At the time of the incident, Aruna, the Lok Sabha representative for Mahabubnagar, was away. Her daughter discovered the house in disarray, with the iron grills from the kitchen window missing.
Upon receiving a complaint from the MP's driver, law enforcement registered a case and initiated an investigation.
Aruna, who also serves as the national vice-president of the BJP, expressed her profound concern for her family's safety, stating, "Even in a high-security zone near the CM, this breach poses significant worries. The fact that the intruder remained inside for such a long time without stealing anything leaves me apprehensive about their intentions. I have lodged a police complaint and requested the CM and Intelligence IG to bolster security. This incident necessitates a comprehensive investigation and prompt measures to ensure safety," she shared on 'X'.
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy took the matter seriously, communicating with the MP and promising enhanced security measures.
Hyderabad Police Commissioner C. V. Anand visited Aruna's residence on Monday, conducting a detailed inspection of the three-story building and its rear side, where the masked man had entered through the kitchen grill.
According to police reports, CCTV footage captured the intruder, who was wearing gloves and a mask, spending one hour and 35 minutes inside the house.
Special police teams assessed the paths taken by the intruder and examined the terrace, garden, and kitchen areas.
The police have now increased security at Aruna's residence. The Commissioner has instructed Jubilee Hills police to enhance night patrols, identify vulnerable areas, and install additional CCTV cameras.
