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Army JAWAN Mallesh held a grudge against his seniors for “forcing” him into early retirement on June 30 this year. A resident of Mahbubnagar, Mallesh joined the Army in 2010 and served for 16 years before being compulsorily retired over disciplinary and health issues. Army JAWAN Mallesh went around 11 pm on the night of 30 August, and stole arms and ammunition from the Kote room and magazine room of the 20th Battalion Madras Regiment in the Bollarum area of Secunderabad.

PRESS CONFERENCE SUMMARY: - Hyderabad police arrested eight people in connection with the theft of arms and ammunition from the 20 Battalion Madras Regiment at Bollarum, uncovered on August 31, 2026. - The prime accused, identified in the accused list as retired army jawan Havildar Upputholla Mallesh alias Raju, was arrested on September 11. - Police said the stolen weapons were recovered from his father’s residence in Achampet, Nagarkurnool district. - The recovered property included four AK-203 rifles, one INSAS rifle, six 9mm pistols, one civilian pistol, 21 magazines, 1,912 rounds of ammunition and three binoculars. Five mobile phones were also seized. - Three serving Army personnel—Konduri Sheshulu, Vinod Kumar and Kucharakanti Praveen—helped the prime accused carry out the theft. - Investigators said Mallesh and two associates, Upputholla Mallikarjun and Chemmakar Niranjan, allegedly planned to use firearms to rob banks, jewellery shops and wealthy individuals. - Two West Bengal residents, Avi Dey alias Obi and Birbal Shaw, allegedly agreed to buy the stolen army weapons, offering ₹3 lakh per pistol and ₹5 lakh per long firearm. - Police also recovered a country-made firearm on September 23, allegedly purchased by the prime accused in 2022. - According to police, the investigation indicated a financial motive, with no terrorist or extremist links detected. - Mallesh remains in judicial custody. The seven other accused were arrested and were being produced before court for judicial remand on October 3, 2026.