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Hyderabad: The Commissioner   Task Fo owala website rce in coordination with the Central Zone police on Sunday busted a hawala racket at Troop Bazar and arrested five persons.    The accused have been identified as Kanti Lal, Pep Singh, Kishore  yeti canada Singh, Mohammed Abdul Fareed, and Sandeep Singh. The police seized cash worth Rs 63,50,000 along with an Activa, five mobile phones, and a cashier machine.  The police caught hold of the accused while raiding an electrical godown at Ranuja Marketing. The money was kept in a bag and a polythene cover. Upon being grilled, the owner of the godown, Kanti Lal confessed that he was the Sub-operator in the hawala business in association with Jog Singh, the leading operator of the business, who is absconding.      Kanti further said that on Singh   instructions he received and dispatched the money to customers, who were associated with other operators including Kishore and others. Also ReadWaqf Board: Endowment properties worth crores of rupees at risk On Sunday morning Kanthi Lal handed over Rs 42 Lakhs to Fareed and Sandeep as ordered by Singh, and received an amount of Rs.21.5 lakhs from Kishore. The latter received the yeti coolers  amount from Dilip, a resident of Feelkhana and Pep. It may be noted that Dileep remains at large.  The amount seized by the police was supposed to be transacted as per Singh   orders. As Kanti failed to give a reason for possessing the amount, the accused and the seized property were handed over to SHO, Afzal Gunj PS for  Tabe Hyderabad: Four new pet cemeteries to come up under GHMC
CARIBOU, Maine 鈥?Local police are looking for a driver suspected of intentionally striking down and killing a wild turkey in Caribou late on Friday afternoon.Caribou police Officer Craig Peterson said Monday t brumate canada hat the incident occurred just before 2:45 p.m. on Jan. 22 on Mitchell Road and was witnessed by a man and his young daughter.Peterson said that when he arrived at the scene, he found a dead wild turkey in the road and a male witness who said that he saw several wild turkeys attempti brumate era ng to cross the roadway.At the same time, the witness said, he saw an approa brumate ching vehicle accelerate and swerve into the left lane in order to intentionally strike one of the turkeys. The witness did not get a description of the vehicle,  Peterson said.  But he believed that there were two or three young people inside. He heard the vehicle accelerate to hit the animal. It was a senseless crime. Peterson said he did not want to make public what the culprit could face for a charge so as not to deter others from coming forward with information about the crime.The turkey is being kept as evidence.Anyone with information regarding the crime is urged to contact the Caribou Police Department at 493-3301, or Maine Game Warden Ed Christie through the Maine State Police dispatch at 532-5400.More articles from the BDN