Archive · 29 Dec 2025
Two sand trucks seized with fake bills
Two trucks carrying sand were stopped by officials in Rajamahendravaram.
The officials found that the papers the drivers had for the sand were fake.
The special codes on the papers didn't work when they checked them.
The officials think the papers were made to look real but weren't.
The trucks were taken away, and the people who made the fake papers might get in trouble.
The officials said they will be very strict about this in the future.
Two sand trucks were seized for carrying fake way bills.
The trucks were inspected during a joint operation by the District Mines and Geology Department and the District Task Force.
Fake way bills were detected as the QR codes did not match any dispatch details.
The fake way bills were issued by the Ganesh Boatsmen and Sand Workers Cooperative Society Limited.
The trucks were handed over to the Tallapudi police station, and the society's login ID was blocked.
- Who
- District Mines and Geology Department, District Task Force
- What
- Seizure of two sand trucks with fake way bills
- When
- Early hours of Sunday
- Where
- Prakkilanka village, Rajamahendravaram
- Why
- Fake way bills detected during a joint operation
- Truck Registration Numbers
- AP39TQ0007, AP37TE6979
- Location of Seizure
- Prakkilanka village, Rajamahendravaram
- Agency Involved
- Ganesh Boatsmen and Sand Workers Cooperative Society Limited
- Action Taken
- Trucks seized, FIR registered, society's login ID blocked
- Authorities Involved
- District Mines and Geology Department, District Task Force
