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Pramesh Jain

Three bike lifters arrested,8 stolen bikes Worth Rs.9.3 Lakhs Recovered :

The West Division police of RR Nagar police and kamakshipalya police have arrested three bike lifters in two different incidents and recovered 8 bikes worth Rs 9.3 lakh from them.

The RR Nagar police inspector,Naveen Supekar V  and his crime team during vehicle checking they found a suspicious person coming on bike and they flagged him when the team asked to produce documents he dint produce.

The nakabandi point police brought him to RR Nagar station for further questioning during investigation the accused confessed the crime.

The accused was arrested and identified as,Biswajith Mondal,25 and Jayadev,20,and based on their statement the team recovered two bikes worth Rs 1.2 lakh from them.

A detailed investigation by the team has revealed that the accused are labourer by profession by day and would move around the area to identify bikes parked outside the houses and steal them when no one is around.A case has been registered in RR Nagar police station and further investigation is on.

In similar case the Kamakahipalya police inspector, Prashanth M,and his crime staff arrested Anil Kumar, 24,while conducting nakabandi in the area the team found a rider and flagged him on suspicious and when asked to produce documents he dint produce.

So for further questioning the alert police brought him to station for further questioning and during Investigation the accused confessed and said it is stolen bike.

A detailed investigation led him to confess the crime and based on his statement the team recovered six different bikes worth Rs.8.15 Lakhs from him.

A detailed investigation by the team has revealed that the accused used to steal bikes using duplicate keys.A case has been registered in kamakshipalya police station and further investigation is on.

Finally Bengaluru Police Commissioner,Kamal Pant has appreciated Addl CP West,Soumendhu Mukherjee,DCP West,Dr Sanjeev M Patil,ACPs,as, UD Krishna Kumar,Nanjundegowda,PIs,as,Naveen Supekar V,and Prashanth M,and their crime staff who has successfully nabbed three bike lifters and recovered 8 stolen bikes from them a suitable reward will be given to the team he added.

Pramesh Jain

A 32 year old history sheeter was hacked to death while his friend sustained serious injuries when an armed group attacked them over a trivial row for a cigarette in Gangondahalli area in Chandra layout on Thursday.

The deceased has been identifed as Syed Wasim,alias Bodka Waseem of JJ nagar.

As soon as the murder was reported Chandra layout police inspector Brijesh Mathew, ACP UD Krishna Kumar with DCP West Dr Sanjeev M Patil visited the crime scene and inspected the spot and collected information about the incident.

Senior officers with sniffer dog and finger print experts rushed to the spot and collected the evidence they found at the crime scene.

After inspecting the spot, senior officer said, preliminary information says that Abdul sought the help of Wasim to teach him a lesson and the duo went to meet Saifulla.

Anticipating trouble Saifulla called his brother Barkath,who along with his friends came and attacked Wasim and Abdul with lethal weapons.

Passers by taken the profusely bleeding Wasim and Abdul was taken to near by hospital where the doctors declared Wasim as brought dead.

while his friend Abdul was being treated in ICU. According to the police,Abdul, a cloth merchant and friend of Wasim had a fight with his another  friend Saifulla over a trivial row two days ago and Saifulla had threaten him with dire consequences.

The Chandra layout police have taken up a case of murder,and attempt to murder and are investigating further and soon the assailants will be arrested.

Pramesh Jain

Ramesh Jarkiholi CD row:CD lady’s advocate Jagadish demand immediate arrest of Jarkiholi:

Even series of CD’s hitting headline a
KN Jagadish Kumar,representing the woman in CD filed another complaint accusing Ramesh Jharkiholi of resorting to intimidating her and disturbing the ongoing investigation after the case is filed against him.

A complaint address to city police commissioner, cubbon park police and copies to SIT and home secretary,Mr.Kumar said Ramesh appeared in media and made repeated attempt to threaten the woman with consequences and exerting pressure on her .

He also leaked the audio conversation of the woman violating individual privacy.Is the woman’s under pressure and being threatened.Or their phones are being illegally intercepted by the accused using government Machinery,Mr.Kumar stated in the complaint.

The accused claimed that he is going to blast big news,which will affect the investigating process.  If the accused is scot free he may destroy the available evidence by threatening complainant and other witnesses.

There is also another video released by the woman claiming she is under pressure and claim she may end life holding the accused responsible.

Hence treat this as complaint and take necessary action,he said in his complaint.

Pramesh Jain

Ramesh Jarkiholi CD row: Woman’s parents appeared before SIT for questioning:

Parents of the woman in the CD appeared before the SIT officials on Saturday at Audogodi technical cell.

The officials recording their statement of the family about the kidnap case,threat perception and the conversation they have had with the woman.

The woman in her videos sought security after the woman in her complaint seek adequate security to her family including parents and two brothers before she could appear before them for questioning.

The SIT had summoned the family after the second video was released asking them to appear before them for questioning.

The parents of the woman had planned to hold press conference but before this,SIT took them for questioning to get the required information beforehand.

The SIT chief, Soumendhu Mukherjee, Joint CP Crime, Sandeep Patil,DCP Central,MN Anucheth DCP Crime-1,KP Ravikumar,with other officers is questioning about the threat perception they have and also the location of the woman and the people who are with her.

The SIT officials have done a video recording of their statement.

The SIT questioning is also to instill confidence that SIT is ensuring security to the parents .

Pramesh Jain

Woman found murdered under mysterious circumstances in RT Nagar

A 28 year old woman found dead at her house under mysterious circumstances in Nrupatunga layout in RT nagar on Friday.

The deceased has been identified as zara,worked as bar tender in a pub in CBD area.

She was sharing rented house with a woman and she was engaged recently.

Senior officer said,The murder occurred between 8 pm to 12 pm and came to light when she returned home.

The assailant banged her head against the corner of a iron cot.Due to this,Zara sustained severe head injuries and died.

The RT Nagar police with other senior officers,with sniffer dog and finger print experts rushed to spot and conducted investigation.

We suspect that someone known to her might have killed her as there was no forced entry or  resistance found.

The RT Nagar police have secured one person on  are interrogating him and further investigation is on.

BENGALURU: With cases mushrooming in educational institutes, vigilance has been increased in university hostels. From keeping hostel occupancy to half to earmarking rooms for preliminary care of symptomatic patients, the authorities are leaving no stone unturned. University of Agricultural Sciences Vice-Chancellor Dr S Rajendra Prasad said two rooms in each of the eight hostel blocks are reserved for preliminary Covid-19 treatment. 

The nearly 1,000 students, mostly female, are accommodated in the dorm rooms meant for visitors or parents who visit the campus. The Vice-Chancellor of Visvesvaraya Technological University, Dr Karisiddappa, said that classes for the final cohort of first semester students will be completed by April 10.

So far, students have been accommodated in batches in the hostels of colleges affiliated to the university, he said. By February, the fourth-year (seventh semester) students were accommodated in the hostels and they left 10 days ago. 

Now, the second-year (third semester) students and the first-year (first semester) students are accommodated in the hostels. While the second-year students will complete their examinations on April 7, first-year students will complete their classes on April 10. “Before reopening for the next semester, the situation will be reviewed with the Education Department. For now, affiliated colleges have been instructed to restrict the accommodation in hostels to one person per room.