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Retired Army Man Held for Stealing Arms and Ammunition from Telangana Armoury

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A 37-year-old retired army personnel, identified as Upputholla Mallesh, also known as Raju, has been arrested in Telangana for allegedly stealing arms and ammunition from an armoury. Mallesh had recently retired or separated from service prior to the incident. Police grew suspicious after his account of his movements near the crime scene was found to be inconsistent. Authorities apprehended him following an investigation into the theft at the armoury.

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