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Four member gang robbed food delivery executive and escaped with his bike,mobile and Cash

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Parmesh S Jain

The Banashankari police are on the lookout for a gang of four persons who waylaid a food delivery executive and robbed his valuables in the wee hours of Saturday.

The victim,Naveen Kumar H,25,working for Zomato,returning home from work when the gang standing on the roadside near meghana,shalini apartment,kadirenahalli,waved at him to stop.

As soon as Naveen Kumar stopped his scooter, the accused pounced on him, snatched the mobile phone and took cash Rs.3,000 from his pocket and snatched his scooter and sped away.

Naveen Kumar managed to reach police station and filed a complaint., Based on the complaint, the police have registered a case of robbery and efforts are on to identify the accused.

12,608 new Covid cases in India; 72 deaths

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NEW DELHI: India saw a single-day rise of 12,608 new coronavirus infections taking the total tally of Covid-19 cases to 4,42,98,864, while the active cases declined to 1,01,343, according to the Union Health Ministry data updated on Thursday

The national death toll climbed to 5,27,206 with 72 fatalities, including 29 fatalities by Kerala, the data updated at 8 am stated.

The active cases comprised 0.23 per cent of the total infections, as the national Covid-19 recovery rate was recorded at 98.58 per cent, the health ministry said.

A decline of 3,715 cases was recorded in the active Covid-19 caseload in a span of 24 hours. The daily positivity rate was recorded at 3.48 per cent, and weekly at 4.20 per cent, according to the health ministry.

The number of people who have recuperated from the disease has surged to 4,36,70,315. The overall fatality rate to date stands at 1.19 per cent.

According to the ministry, 208.95 crore doses of Covid vaccine have been administered in the country so far under the nationwide Covid-19 vaccination drive.

India’s Covid-19 tally had crossed the 20-lakh mark on August 7, 2020. It crossed the grim milestone of two crore on May 4, 2021, and four crore on January 25 this year.

The 43 new fatalities composed of eight from Delhi, six from Maharashtra, five from Haryana, four each from Punjab and West Bengal, three from Karnataka, two each from Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Odisha, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh and one each from Chandigarh, Madhya Pradesh and Uttarakhand.

Conman poses as prospective flatmate steals phone, Rs.50k

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Parmesh S Jain

The Amruthahalli police are on the lookout for a conman who posing to share the apartment with a bank employee stole his phone to steal Rs. 50,000 through Unified payment interface .

The victim,Ashutosh Mishra,employee with a private bank and staying in an apartment on rent in Byatarayanapura.

According to the police,he had placed the Ad on his social media account offering to share the apartment to save some money from the rent he was paying .

On Saturday the accused identified as Anvesh, claiming to be techie,approached him and even visited the apartment to check.

After staying for few minuted he agreed to check in and went out to get his luggage. Few minutes after Anvesh left,Ashutosh realized his mobile phone is missing and tried to call but it was switched off .
He immediately checked his bank account which was linked to mobile and found Rs.50,000 was debited .

The police are now trying to track down Anvesh through the social ID account and the transaction he had made.

Police advised people to be very careful with the mobile phones and report immediately and get it blocked their bank account in case of loss or theft of phones.

Wall painter caught red handed stealing phone beaten Black and Blue,four persons booked by upparpet Police

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Parmesh S Jain

The Upparpet police have registered a case of of wrongful restrain and assault against a group of four passengers who beat up a 43-year-old wall painter black and blue after catching him red handed while stealing a phone from one of them.

The complainant,Afroz Bahadur,resident of HBR layout,in his complaint said that he is married and having two children.

Afroz said that he is jobless for many days and not even paid the rent not getting money to maintain family.

He went around the city in search of job but in vain.While returning home,he saw a passenger slipping mobile phone in his pocket and had a bad idea of stealing the phone to sell and make some money,Firoz confessed in his complaint .

However he was caught while trying to pick the phone and beaten up badly by a group of passengers .

They left Firoz battered and bruised on platform no.15 only to be rescued by the police and taken him to the hospital .

Now Firoz is being treated for his injuries and he cannot work for few more days in this situation, senior officer said.

After he getting recovery he will be arrested and taken into custody to ascertain his criminal background and efforts are on to nab the four passengers he added.

Delhi most polluted city in world: Global Air report

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NEW DELHI: According to the State of Global Air report, Delhi has been ranked as the most polluted city in the world, followed by Kolkata, in terms of PM 2.5 concentrations. The report that was released on Wednesday is based on an analysis of pollution sources for a period ranging from 2010 to 2019 in 7,239 cities across the globe. It shows the pollution exposure in these cities and the associated health impacts on people.-ADVERTISEMENT-Ads by 

It mainly analyses two key air pollutants — PM 2.5 and NO2. PM 2.5 is the most dominant pollutant in Delhi’s air that can enter the lungs and the bloodstream and can cause adverse impact on health. The report has divided the cities into 21 regions such as South Asia, East Asia and Africa, among others.

As per the report, among the most-populous cities in each region, Delhi tops the list of the 20 cities with the highest population-weighted annual average PM 2.5 exposures in 2019. Delhi with an annual average of 110 ug/m3 tops the list followed by Kolkata at 84 ug/3. The other cities in the list include Kano, Nigeria (83.6ug/M3), Lima, Peru (73.2ug/m3), Dhaka, Bangladesh (71.4 ug/M3) and Jakarta, Indonesia (67.3ug/M3), among others.

According to World Health Organisation air quality guidelines, the annual average permissible limit for PM 2.5 is 5 ug/m3 while for NO2, it is 10 ug/m3. However, as per Indian standards, the annual average permissible limit for PM 2.5 is 40 ug/m3.

The report highlights that while exposures to fine particulate or PM2.5 pollution tend to be higher in cities located in low-and middle-income countries, exposure to nitrogen dioxide is higher among high-income cities as well as low-and middle-income countries.

The most heavily polluted cities are located in South Asia, East Asia, Southeast Asia, West Sub-Saharan Africa, and Andean and Central Latin America. In the 20 cities with the highest PM2.5, exposures among these 103 cities (with high population density), residents in cities from India, Nigeria, Peru, and Bangladesh are exposed to PM2.5 levels that are several-fold higher than the global averages, the report said.

Long-term exposure to PM2.5 pollution is associated with illness and early death from a variety of diseases including ischemic heart disease, lung cancer, COPD, lower respiratory infections (such as pneumonia), stroke, type 2 diabetes, and adverse birth outcomes. According to researchers, this is the first such report that assesses NO2 exposures globally. 

In cities, vehicles are often a major source of NO2 and people living close to roads and highways experience higher NO2 exposures. Exposure to NO2 can aggravate asthma symptoms and has also been linked to the development of asthma in children and adults, the analysis observed.

Chamarajpet Idgah Maidan Row: Vishwa Sanatan Parishad chief booked for promoting enmity between groups in Bengaluru

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Parmesh S Jain

The Chamarajapet police have registered a Suo motu case against president of Vishwa Sanathana Parishath charging him under promoting enmity between different groups on grounds of religion and Deliberate and malicious acts,intended to outrage religious feelings.

Senior officer told reporters,Police Sub Inspector, Nagendra,attached to chamarajapet police station has filed a complaint after the accused S Bhaskaran’s provocative statement to the media on Monday.

Bhaskaran statement came in the wake of BBMP West Zone Joint Commissioner announcement that the Chamarajapet Idqah ground belonged to the revenue department.

Welcoming the statement,Bhaskaran warned the Wakf department to remove the Idgad compound failing which he asked the government to do it at once.

He further said that if the government fails to do it,the pro Hindu organization will carry out the demolition work and raze the structure on December 6.

Mark my words,he reportedly said adding that December 6 may be black day for muslims but safron day for us, he stated .

He further said that pro hindu activists from neighbouring states of Tamilnadu,Andhra,Kerala and Maharastra are joining us to carry out the demolition work and this is going to happen,he announced.

His statement according to the complainant is not only provocative in nature but also insult to the community and to create hatred and communally divide the society further,he added.

Abandoned bag near Richmond Circle triggers panic in Bengaluru

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Parmesh S Jain

A plastic bag abandoned near richmond circle created panic for sometime until the anti sabotage check team verified and confirmed it as false alarm.

Senior officers as,Addl CP West, Sandeep Patil, DCP Central, Srinivas Gowda, ACP, Narayanaswamy with PI,and Bomb disposal squad sniffer dog and others rushed to spot and after inspecting the spot he said,few passers-by noticed the bag abandoned in a suspicious manner and called the control room.

The Jurisdiction police rushed to the spot and cordoned the area before alerting the anti sabotage check team.

The team visited the spot and after thorough check they termed it as false alarm.

The bag contained few pieces of wire and a charger like devise with no explosive substance .

It looks like some ragpicker might have abandoned the bag.The police are now checking the CCTV footage from in and around the area to find who had dumped the bag and the reason behind.If this is for a mischief necessary action would be taken he added.

Inter-state bike lifting gang busted by Chickpet Traffic police during enforcement

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Parmesh S jain

The alert chickpet traffic police busted an inter state bike theft case and arrested a person driving the stolen scooter from Tamil Nadu in and around the city unabated on Wednesday.

The accused has been identified as,Yaseenulla Khan.

Senior officer told reporters during a special drive and regular enforcement the Chickpet Traffic PSI Anjanamurthy and HC Ananth kumar noticed a Motorist who was riding the scooter without helmet they flagged him.

When they sought the vehicle documents and upon checking they found that the documents had details of different registration number and the staff got suspecious on his behaviour and checked the documents matching with Chassis and Engine number with the TN registration number plate it matched.

To hoodwink cops he fixed fake number plate bearing KA 05 HA 7886.Changing the TN 25 AH 9887 actual vehicle registration number and was driving in the city.

A detailed investigation by the team led Yaseen to confess that he had borrowed the stolen bike from his friend from Tamilnadu and using it with fake number plate.

The accused has been handed over to Chamarajpet police along with the bike for further investigations.

We suspect that Yaseen is part of the bike lifting gang which are operating inter state.

The accused who has been remanded to judicial custody while investigations are on to track down Yaseen associate and the stolen bike owner.

The police suspect that the accused is part of the inter state bike lifting gang who are exchanging stolen bikes to dispose.

A case has been registered in Chamarajpet police station and the accused has been produced before the court and remanded to 14 days Judicial custody for further investigations.

Finally Bengaluru Police Commissioner,C H Pratap Reddy,Joint CP Traffic,Dr BR Ravikanthe Gowda,has appreciated,DCP Traffic West, Kuldeep Kumar R Jain,and his team as,ACP,Traffic West,Gopal Gowda,PI,Kiran Kumar S Nilgar,and his staff as,PSI,Anjanamurthy and HC,Ananth Kumar for their excellent work and investigation led to bust inter-state bike theft gang who used to lift bikes and sell it into other states for their lavish lifestyle and vices are now cooling their heels in jail a suitable reward will be given to the PSI and HC for the exemplary work done by them he added.

Conman claiming to be close acquaintance of Bureaucrats cheats KAS aspirant to the tune of 59.5 Lakhs promising Tahsildar post

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Parmesh S Jain

The West Division police of Vijayanagar police have registered a cheating case against a 32-year-old conman who claiming to be close acquaintance with bureaucrats cheated a KAS aspirant and made away with Rs.59,5 lakh in August this year.

Senior officer told reporters,The victim,Savitha Shantappa Yalasangikar from Afzalpur is preparing for the competitive exams and staying in a paying Guest accommodation.

Ms.Savitha in her complaint,said that the accused identified as Siddaraju Subhasha Chandra Kattimani was introduced her through a common friend who offered to get her get her decent marks in the KAS exams and also get Tahsildar post using his clout with the senior officials in the government .

He also demanded huge sum of money to get the job done.Trusting him Savitha discussed this with her father who pledge his land to get a loan of and gave Kattimani a total sum of Rs.59.5 lakh in different dates.

The fraud came to light when the accused started demanding for money claiming that he need to give it to different people .

Suspecting something fishy,when Savitha asked him to give back the money,the accused not only refused to return but threatened her with dire consequences said a senior officer and efforts on track him done he added.

Praveen Nettaru Murder case : 3 main accused arrested in Kerala,we will confiscate accused property – ADGP Alok Kumar

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Parmesh S JAIN

Three alleged assailants involved in the murder of BJP Yuva Morcha activist Praveen Nettaru Murder has been arrested in Kerala after 16 days of manhunt.

Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order)Alok Kumar, said that the arrested are Shiyabuddin,33,Basheer,29,and Riyaz, 27.With this,ten people have been arrested.

The arrested persons are suspected to associated with Popular Front of India and Social Democratic Party of India.

We are taking police custody of the accused to gather more information about why Praveen was targeted.

The political and other affiliation of the accused will be established in the chargesheet,he said.

Mr Kumar said as many as five two wheelers and a car have been used by the accused.The weapons used by the assailants and vehicles used by them have to be seized.

It would take about three days to finish it after we get the custody of the arrested persons.Then we will hand over the case to National Investigation Agency.

Praveen, a BJP worker was hacked to death by three bike-borne miscreants near his chicken shop,off Puttur-Sullia road,in Bellare on July 26.

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