Archive · 23 Jan 2026
Rowdy Sheeter Sentenced in NDPS Case
A man named Mirza Rahmath Ali Baig, known as a rowdy sheeter from Mailardevpally, was found guilty in a court in Hyderabad.
He was sentenced to one year in prison and a fine of Rs.10,000 for each of two crimes: one related to drugs and the other to illegal weapons.
If he can't pay the fine, he has to stay in prison for an extra three months.
The police officer in charge of the case, Inspector A. Seethaiah, made sure the trial went smoothly.
This case shows that the police are serious about stopping drug trafficking and illegal weapons.
Mirza Rahmath Ali Baig, a rowdy sheeter from Mailardevpally, was convicted in an NDPS and Arms Act case.
He received a one-year prison sentence and a Rs.10,000 fine for each charge.
If Baig cannot pay the fine, he must serve an additional three months in prison.
The trial was closely monitored by Falaknuma Inspector A. Seethaiah.
The conviction reinforces strict enforcement against drug trafficking and illegal arms possession.
- Who
- Mirza Rahmath Ali Baig, a rowdy sheeter from Mailardevpally
- What
- Conviction in an NDPS and Arms Act case
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Falaknuma, Hyderabad
- Why
- To enforce strict measures against drug trafficking and illegal arms possession
- Accused Name
- Mirza Rahmath Ali Baig
- Location
- Falaknuma, Hyderabad
- Crime
- NDPS and Arms Act
- Sentence
- 1 year imprisonment + Rs.10,000 fine for each charge
- Default Imprisonment
- 3 months if fine not paid
- Monitoring Officer
- Inspector A. Seethaiah