Archive · 3 Oct 2026
Hyderabad MBBS Student Arrested Over Alleged Cyber Blackmail
Alipiri police arrested a 24-year-old medical student named Rayeed.
A woman accused him of threatening to share private photos and videos of her.
Police say the threats came after she refused to change her religion before marriage.
The two reportedly met while studying medicine in Georgia.
They later met at a hotel in Tirupati.
Police traced Rayeed to his home in Malakpet and took him to court.
They also took his phone for testing as part of the investigation.
Police advised students to be careful about sharing private images.
They said people facing cyber blackmail or harassment can contact emergency and cybercrime services.
Alipiri police arrested 24-year-old MBBS student Rayeed in connection with a woman’s complaint.
Police allege he threatened to send her private photos and videos to relatives and post them online.
The woman reportedly said he demanded that she convert to his religion before they married.
According to the complaint, they met while studying medicine in Georgia and later met at a hotel in Tirupati.
Police seized his mobile phone for forensic examination and produced him before a local court.
- Who
- Alipiri police arrested Rayeed, a 24-year-old MBBS student, after a woman filed a complaint.
- What
- He is accused of threatening to circulate her private photographs and videos after she refused to convert to his religion before marriage.
- When
- The arrest was reported as occurring on Friday; no calendar date was specified.
- Where
- Rayeed was traced at his residence in Malakpet, Hyderabad, and taken to Tirupati.
- Why
- Police allege the threats followed the woman’s refusal to convert to his religion as a condition for marriage.
- Accused
- Rayeed, 24, an MBBS student from Akbar Bagh in Malakpet, Hyderabad
- Arresting agency
- Alipiri police
- Allegation
- Threatening to share a woman’s private photographs and videos
- Reported demand
- The woman alleged he insisted she convert to his religion before marriage
- Reported connection
- The two reportedly met while studying medicine in Georgia
- Police action
- Rayeed was arrested, taken to Tirupati, and produced before a local court
- Evidence
- Police seized his mobile phone for forensic examination
- Help contacts cited
- Dial 112, cybercrime helpline 1930, and cybercrime.gov.in
