Archives for June 2021

Pramesh Jain

The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) officials of Bangalore Zonal unit along with the officials of Hyderabad Sub Zone officials busted an inter state drug racket and seized two tonnes of Marijuana which according to the officials is the biggest seizure even estimated to be worth Rs. 15 Crore.

The four accused has been identified as,K Kale, S Kale,C Kale and B Dhoralkar from Osmanabad of Maharashtra. 

Amit Ghawate,Zonal Director of Bangalore Zonal unit,said,The seizure was made based on the intelligence input to Bangalore zonal unit officials on Sunday.

The officials intercepted a truck carrying Ganja near Pedda Amberpet Toll Plaza in Hyderabad and arrested  four persons including the truck driver.

The marijuana was concealed between raw cashew nut shells in around 1080 packets.Each packet of ganja weighed around 2 kg.

The source of the ganja was from Andhra Odisha border (AOB) the NCB said.

The consignment was destined to Pune and Mumbai,Amit Ghawate,Zonal Director,Bangalore, said. 

The four arrested accused are identified as K Kale,S Kale,C Kale and B Dhoralkar from Osmanabad of Maharashtra. 

Probe revealed that the accused sourced the drugs from Andhra Pradesh and Odisha border which is cultivated illegally in naxal infested area .

The officials further said that there is a wide peddling network to distribute Marijuana across the country including Delhi,Mumbai,Karnataka, Rajasthan,Tamilnadu,Kerala and other states.It is also smuggled across the ocean to Sri Lanka.  

The ganja,or cannabis,has been seized under the provisions of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act,1985.The NDPS Act prohibits and criminalises the sale, possession,transportation and cultivation of cannabis in certain forms in India.

NCB acknowledges the dedicated efforts of Amit Ghawate IRS,(Zonal Director,Bangalore),Sumit Arya,Superintendent and other team members.

Pramesh Jain

The Banerghatta police arrested a gram panchayath member for raping a 28-year-old home maker at gun point and blackmailed her  with the nude pictures on Monday.

The accused has been identified as,Ahmed Pasha,a Gram panchayat member and his driver Wahid.

Senior officer told media persons,based on the complaint the police arrested Ahmed Pasha resident of Shanbhoganahalli and member of Bilwardahalli gram panchayat and his driver Wahid.

During investigation it was found that the accused posing as councillor and flaunting his social activities of helping the poor during lock down,befriended the victim on social media recently.

The accused later offered the victim a modelling job and invited her home for the meeting.

The accused had even sent his driver Wahid to pick up the victim and bring her to the farm house.The victim came to meet Ahmed along with her two minor children.

Ahmed pasha sent the children with Wahid out on the pretext of buying them snacks and raped the victim at gum point.

The accused later clicked the pictures and threatened the victim that she should come to him whenever she is called .

The victim who was feared for her life and the life of children did not react and returned home to  narrate the ordeal and later approached the Bannerghatta police to file a complaint.

The police have now taken Ahmed and Wahid into custody charging them under rape,blackmail and also under arms Act.We have also recovered the firearm the accused used in the crime and are verifying whether it is licensed or illegal and further investigations is on said a senior officer.

Pramesh Jain

The Karnataka government has ordered a probe into the telephone tapping allegations levelled by ruling Bharatiya Janata Party MLA Aravind Bellad, said Basavaraj Bommai,Minister for Parliamentary Affairs,Law and Home Affairs, on Friday.

The special team of police formed by Home Minister of Karnataka Basavaraj Bommai under the supervision of Kamal Pant Commissioner of police a special team probing the alleged phone tapping case of Aravind Bellad,BJP MLA, recorded his statement as part of initiating probe on Saturday.

The Cubbon park ACP,Yathiraj recorded the statement in details and analyzed his mobile phone and the number from where he received the call from a person claiming to be from Yuvraj Swamy for cheating over a dozen of people including high court retired judge promising political posting.

Yuvraj Swamy has been arrested by CCB and currently lodged in Central Prison of Parappana Agrahara .

Bellad,51,representing Hubli Dharwad west assembly constituency, had complained to the speaker and the state police chief suspecting that his phone is being tapped and demanded a detailed probe.

Bellad alleged that attempts were being made to fix him in controversy and had claimed that unknown hands were trying to target him.He had said that a person who is in judicial custody had made a call to him.  

The police are now analyzing the call record history of the number which was used to make call to Bellad and its tower location. 

Based on the findings it can be concluded that who made the call and how and why, a Senior officer officer said.

Bellad’s allegations had come at a time when Karnataka BJP in-charge, Arun Singh, had visited Bengaluru to hold a series of meetings with party leaders, legislators and ministers since Wednesday evening.

His allegations had provided ammunition to the opposition parties, Congress and Janata Dal (Secular), which wasted no time in demanding a thorough probe into these allegations levelled by a ruling party member.

Bommai told the media that Bellad had written a letter to him and to the Karnataka Director General of Police, Praveen Sood,seeking an investigation into the allegations.

“I have asked Bengaluru Police Commissioner, Kamal Pant, to look into the matter, inquire, get details and book anyone who has done it,said the Minister.

Reacting to Bellad’s claims,Kamal Pant told the media that he had received a letter from the government to probe the matter and it will be investigated thoroughly under the leadership of DCP Central MN Anucheth who will probe the matter in detail and the culprit will be nabbed soon he added.

Pramesh Jain

An RTI activist has filed a complaint against Bengaluru South MP Tejaswi Surya for allegedly violating lockdown norms by dining in at a hotel in Nrupathunga Road on Tuesday.

RTI activist Vijay Dennis has filed a complaint in Halasuru Gate police station,stating that the state had declared lockdown and hotels and restaurants are allowed only to give parcels.

However,it was published in media that MP Tejaswi Surya and singer Vijay Prakash were found dining at Hotel Nisarga Grand on Nrupatunga Road on Tuesday.

“This is a violation of the lockdown and hence the MP should be booed and an FIR should be lodged under the NDMA Act and the IPC,he alleged in his complaint.

However, the police are yet to register an FIR in this regard.

Pramesh Jain

Many police personnel performing covid enforcement duty in West Division Welcome 23 year old Yogesh Jain and his friends.

Avanth jain 23,Nikhil jain 23,Inder jain 28 who walled to them every evening and with tea pot and offer hot tea and snacks.

They chat and try  to cheer the police personnel to bring smile on their face.

This small gesture is attempt to appreciate the hard work and to convey express our gratitude, Yogesh said .

Serving tea and snacks to Covid Warrior’s become norm for Yogesh and friends since day one of the lock down.

While yogesh,a journalist with NAI realized that how difficult for the cops on ground zero performing duties and struggle to get refreshment during the lock down.

He discussed this with his friend who readily agreed to do their bit and express support.

We arranged tea and snacks and carry around in bikes and serve the police personnel on duty.

This is the best work we think we are doing since lock down, the friends and we are happy to serve the frontline warriors who are deployed at checkposts and stations.

This gesture is not time bound and we decide to continue this till we can.

Many police officer appreciate the group stating that tea is the most needed refreshment they need after hard day work.

We look forward to meet these young group who served us tea with smile on their face, a policeman said.

A senior officer said,We thank NAI as Newspapers Association of India for their selfless service who has served tea and refreshments to our staff and I am grateful to NAI and their whole team for their selfless service all through this lockdown he said.

Pramesh Jain

Following High Court order,the traffic police on Saturday conducted a special drive against the usage of defective number plates and have booked around 85 cases.

The drive against vehicles with faulty registration plates,those illegally displaying name boards similar to the ones used by government agencies, and commercial vehicles such as cabs with boards of government agencies,began on Saturday.

The drive was conducted across the West Traffic Division which has around 18 police stations including,Upparpet,Basavanagudi,Jayanagar, Banashankari,Jalahalli,Yeshwanthpur, Byatarayanapura,Magadi Road,KR Market, Vijayanagar and other areas. 

Traffic police inspector of Magadi road M S Raju and his team as,ASIs,as,Siddalingaiah and Shivaswamy were seen enforcing the special drive near Magadi road police station in the morning.

They fined around 15 vehicles and removed the faulty number plate on the spot and even warned the drivers to not put anything on the number plate and the Inspector and his team even gave awareness and educated the drivers and asked them to pass the message to their friends and others to obey the order and follow traffic rules.

Vijayanagar Traffic police inspector,Giriraj Y and his team as PSI,Chandrashekhar and others conducted a drive near Tolgate circle removing the name plate fixed on the number plate of commercial and private vehicles.

The drive was carried at main junctions as many vehicles passes from main junctions to Vidhana Soudha and MS building and other government offices.

The total fine amount collected is around Rs. 42,500.All 85 defective number plate boards were removed at the spot apart with booking cases and collecting fines,The drive is going to continue in other parts of the city from Monday and action will be initiated as per IMV Act Police said.

Kuldeep Kumar R Jain,told reporters,Officials of West Division Traffic carried out the drive and booked cases against violators at locations such as,Magadi Road,Vijayanagar,Yeshwantpur, Tumakuru Road,Jayanagar, upparpet, and other areas and a Penalty of Rs.500 was imposed on each violator and the illegal registration plates and boards were removed on the spot.

As per the provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act, penalty of Rs.500 can be imposed for first offence and Rs.1,000 for subsequent offences. The drive will be intensified in the coming days, he said.

The High Court had given instructions to conduct a special drive against defective number plates following a writ petition.

According to police the defective number plates they caught on Saturday include those having names of organizations including Pro-Kannada, Anti corruption and human rights.

Even cabs which are taken by the government department on rent are also carrying the state government logo along with the number plates.

There has been rampant misuse of names that are similar to the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC),Karnataka Human Rights Commission (KHRC),Central investigative agencies,and others.

While displaying the name boards, violators usually use the font size,emblem,and colour (red and green)used by government agencies.

Senior officer said,During the drive on Saturday, we booked many commercial vehicles such as cab for displaying boards of government agencies.These vehicles were hired by government agencies for ferrying officers.

As per the rules,commercial and private vehicles cannot display government boards.We also took action against private vehicle owners who had displayed name boards similar to government agencies or number plates in such a way that it appeared like those on government vehicles.

He even said the name boards are usually used to prevent checking by enforcement authorities and to avoid paying toll.

The motorists were warned not to put the names of their organizations or use fancy numbers which is violation according to the Motor vehicles Act.

Finally Bengaluru Police Commissioner,Kamal Pant,Joint CP Traffic,Dr BR Ravikanthe Gowda,has appreciated,DCP Traffic West, Kuldeep Kumar R Jain,ACPs,as,AB Sudhakar,Gopal Krishna Gowda,and all other PIs,PSIs,ASIs,and staff who has conducted a surprise special drive and gave a shock to commercial vehicle and private vehicle owners who were displaying the government of Karnataka boards on the number to avoid toll and the drive will be continued and we will take action if still they don’t abide the rules.

Finally we appeal to all the vehicle owners and authorities to remove the defective number plates on their own as the drive will be intensified in coming days and strict action will be taken he added.

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