Archive · 19 Sep 2026
AIMIM Lawmaker Warns Hyderabad Murders Are Rising, Demands Accountability
AIMIM legislator Ahmed bin Abdullah Balala said Hyderabad is becoming less safe.
He told the Assembly that murders are happening more often.
He said a father and son were killed in his constituency on Thursday night.
Balala blamed poor police follow-up for some of the problems.
He said chargesheets were not being filed quickly enough.
He claimed this allowed arrested suspects to leave prison after three or four months.
Balala asked the Speaker to make officials responsible for these failures.
He also asked the chief minister to review law and order in the city.
AIMIM legislator Ahmed bin Abdullah Balala criticized the state government over Hyderabad’s law-and-order situation.
Balala said two murders occurred in his constituency on Thursday night, involving a father and son.
He claimed murder cases were not being followed up properly or chargesheets filed on time.
According to Balala, arrested suspects were consequently getting released after three to four months.
He urged the Speaker to fix accountability and asked the chief minister to review the situation.
- Who
- AIMIM legislator Ahmed bin Abdullah Balala, the state government, police, and the chief minister were mentioned.
- What
- Balala criticized Hyderabad’s worsening law-and-order situation and alleged that murder investigations were not being handled promptly.
- When
- The remarks were made on Friday; Balala referred to two murders on Thursday night.
- Where
- The remarks were made during Zero Hour in the Assembly, concerning Hyderabad and Balala’s constituency.
- Why
- Balala said delayed police follow-up and chargesheets were allowing arrested suspects to leave prison within three to four months.
- Speaker
- Ahmed bin Abdullah Balala
- Political party
- AIMIM
- Location
- Hyderabad
- Reported incident
- Two murders in Balala’s constituency involving a father and son
- Alleged issue
- Delayed police follow-up and chargesheets in murder cases
- Claimed consequence
- Arrested suspects may be released after three to four months
- Requested action
- Accountability from the Speaker and a law-and-order review by the chief minister