Hyderabad Court Sentences Two Men To Four Days For Public Nuisance
A Hyderabad court sentenced two men to four days in prison after finding them guilty of suspicious roaming, public smoking and causing inconvenience.
A Hyderabad court sentenced two men to four days of imprisonment after finding them guilty in a case involving suspicious roaming, smoking in public places and allegedly causing inconvenience to the public. The order was passed on Tuesday, October 6.
Case registered by Kulsumpura police
Kulsumpura police registered the case against 24-year-old U. Saikiran from Durga Nagar and 26-year-old N. Naveen from Vanasthalipuram. According to the police, the two men were allegedly found roaming suspiciously, smoking in public areas and creating a disturbance.
An e-petty case was registered against them over the alleged conduct. The police subsequently produced Saikiran and Naveen before the IV Special Judicial Magistrate Court.
Charges under City Police Act
After hearing the case, the court established the charges against the two men under Section 61(b) of the City Police (CP) Act. It then sentenced both Saikiran and Naveen to four days of imprisonment.
The case involved allegations of behaviour in public areas that police said created a disturbance and inconvenience to the public. The court’s order followed the police case, the production of the accused before the magistrate court and the hearing in which the charges were established.
Source: The Hindu
Frequently asked questions
What sentence did the Hyderabad court impose on the two men?
The court sentenced both men to four days of imprisonment.
Why were the two men sentenced?
They were found guilty in a case involving suspicious roaming, smoking in public places and allegedly causing inconvenience to the public.
Which police registered the case?
Kulsumpura police registered the case.
Under which law were the charges established?
The charges were established under Section 61(b) of the City Police Act.
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