From Code to Crime: Hyderabad Techie Busted in Shocking Burglary Spree
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- February 11, 2026
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Hyderabad's Midnight Prowler: B.Tech Graduate Traded Keyboards for Crowbars, Caught After Numerous Burglaries
A seemingly ordinary Hyderabad techie, Anjaneyulu, has been apprehended by police, revealing a surprising double life as a serial burglar responsible for numerous overnight house break-ins across the city. Authorities recovered a significant haul of stolen gold and silver.
Imagine this: a bright young B.Tech graduate, presumably spending his days immersed in lines of code, quietly living a double life under the cloak of night. It sounds like something straight out of a movie, doesn't it? Well, in Hyderabad, this became a startling reality recently with the arrest of Anjaneyulu, a software engineer who, it turns out, was also a prolific burglar. Talk about a plot twist nobody saw coming!
Rachakonda police, working tirelessly alongside their Task Force, finally nabbed Anjaneyulu, bringing an end to a string of unsettling night-time break-ins that had plagued several parts of the city, particularly areas like Uppal, LB Nagar, and Saroornagar. The initial recovery? Quite substantial, actually – a staggering collection of gold and silver ornaments, silver articles, and even the two-wheeler he used for his nocturnal escapades, all valued at an estimated Rs 35 lakh. That's a serious haul, if you ask me.
His method, it seems, was rather consistent, almost systematic in its execution. Anjaneyulu would meticulously scout out locked homes, usually between the quiet hours of 2 AM and 4 AM, and then, using his two-wheeler for quick getaways, he’d force his way in. Believe it or not, authorities have linked him to no less than fifteen separate cases of burglary within the Rachakonda Commissionerate limits alone. This wasn't just a one-off mistake; it was a deliberate pattern of criminal activity that reportedly began way back in 2021.
So, what drives a B.Tech graduate, someone with presumably good prospects, down such a dark path? The story, as it often does, points to a cocktail of financial woes and destructive habits. Originally hailing from the Prakasam district, Anjaneyulu had, by all accounts, worked as a software engineer. However, police investigations revealed he’d incurred significant business losses. And then, there was the gambling addiction – a familiar villain in these tales of downfall – which seems to have spiraled him deeper into debt and desperation, ultimately leading him to choose crime as a desperate, albeit misguided, solution.
This arrest is undoubtedly a significant win for the Rachakonda police and a huge relief for the communities that have been impacted. It just goes to show you that appearances can be incredibly deceptive, and the pressures of life, when combined with destructive habits, can lead even seemingly well-established individuals to make choices that completely upend their lives and, tragically, the lives of their victims. Hopefully, this brings some closure to those who lost their valuables and serves as a stark reminder for others.
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