Parmesh S Jain

Kindness is an act of bravery! – Kamal Pant, Commissioner of police:

A Traffic Police constable,Kasappa Kallur deployed at Cubbon Park Traffic Police Station in Bengaluru is receiving praise for saving the life of a person by changing the punctured tyre of the ambulance the patient was being transported in.

The constable was awarded a cash prize of Rs. 5,000 by Joint Commissioner of police (Traffic) Dr B.R Ravikanthe Gowda for his humanitarian act.

Kindness is an act of bravery! – Kamal Pant.

Proud of Constable Kasappa Kallur who turned savior when the ambulance carrying a brain tumor patient had a flat tyre.He helped the ambulance driver change the tire and the patient was able to reach the hospital in the nick of time.

His presence of mind and devotion to duty is praiseworthy. Well done!👏 ,Says Commissioner of police Kamal Pant.

While on one hand the traffic department is at the receiving end of brick bats from citizens in the last few days,they are also showing up as samaritan.

A traffic constable who was on his duty near CID junction helped a stranded ambulance to reach the hospital on time by changing deflated tyre.

Police Constable Kasappa Kallura was on duty at the CID junction when an ambulance heading from Maharani college junction towards Chalukya circle shifting a 45-year-old patient with neurological issue to hospital on an emergency situation on Tuesday.

When the ambulance reached the CID junction one of the tyre was deflated and lead to a panic situation.

The driver was called to get a replacement but he was not getting through after trying for 15 minutes the time was running short and the woman and her daughter accompanied the patient started crying in panic.

Kallura who was noticing this,reached near the ambulance,and immediately chaged the tyre by within minutes and asked the driver to carry on.

By then the other ambulance reached the spot to shift.But since shifting process may delay further,the ambulance driver drove off thanking the constable for timely help.

Few passers-by noticing this recorded the incident and put up on social media and appreciated Kallura for his help and he was praised by netizens on various social media platforms.

considering the good gesture,Joint commissioner of Police (Traffic ),Dr BR Ravikanthe Gowda on Wednesday rewarded Kallura with Rs.5000 and a appreciation letter.

We rise to the occasion and do our beat at any given situation and this is the best example, senior officer told.

Police Constable Kasappa Kallur’s timely help to change the punctured tyre of an ambulance transporting a critically ill patient is truly inspiring.

A big salute to all our policemen and women who go beyond their call of duty to serve citizens.@DgpKarnataka @CPBlr Dr K Sudhakar, Health and Medical Education Minister said in his tweet.

Chief Minister of Karnataka,Basavaraj Bommai, Home Minister of Karnataka,Araga Jnanendra,Health and Medical Education Minister,Dr K Sudhakar,DG-IGP, Praveen Sood, Commissioner of police,Kamal Pant,Joint CP Traffic, Dr BR Ravikanthe Gowda, DCP Traffic East,Shantharaju M,ACP,Ramalingegowda,PI, Gopinath,and other senior officers and staff of cubbon park traffic appreciated the super cop,Kasappa Kallur who went beyond the call on duty and did a life saving act and a suitable and special reward will be given to the gud Samartian cop he added.

Parmesh S Jain

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) filed a chargesheet in the NIA special court in Bengaluru against eight persons,including Deepthi Marla alias Maryam,in connection with the ISIS terrorist Kerala module case.

The others named in the chargesheet are Mohammed Waqar Lone alias Wilson Kashmiri,Mizha Siddeeque,Shifa Haris alias Ayesha,Obaid Hamid Matta,Madesh Shankar alias Abdullah,Ammar Abdul Rahiman and Muzamil Hassan Bhat.

The NIA had registered a case in March 2021 pertaining to the alleged terrorist activities of Mohammed Ameen alias Abu Yahya,a resident of Kerala, and his associates,who had allegedly been running various ISIS propaganda channels on different social media platforms,such as Telegram,Hoop and Instagram,and radicalising and recruiting new members for the ISIS module. 

Earlier,NIA had filed chargesheet against three accused persons in this case in September 2021. 

According to officials,investigation revealed that all the eight accused are affiliated with banned terrorist organisation ISIS.

They were involved in radicalising, recruiting,organising terror funds and grooming like-minded gullible Muslim youth through different social media platforms to join ISIS.

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The third wave of the covid 19 pandemic has been met successfully,and now,our aim should be on regarding facing of probable upcoming waves of the pandemic,said BBMP Chief Commissioner Gaurav Gupta.

Addressing a virtual meeting,today with BBMP Covid 19 expert committee,he said that,with the help of the very active mobile triage units (MTUs), Tele triaging and the Doctors and staff,around 3000+ covid infected persons are being triaged at their home everyday.

The number of covid-19 cases is decreasing.The third wave is being met successfully with the help of all. We have to be ready to face another new wave of the pandemic arriving in the future if any.

During this third wave,efforts were put for the eradication of fear among the general public in the city and focused on managing the situations.

Vaccinatons is also being done.Precaution dose vaccination is also expected to reach the target soon. Other side, the number of hospitalization is also less, he said.

During the month of January, covid admissions contributed only about 1.8% active cases. Majority of admissions were in the age group of 60+. It has been instructed to closely monitor ICU admissions.

Critical bed admissions samples will be sent for genomic sequence. At present, all such samples are closely monitored, the Chief Commissioner said.

BBMP Special Commissioner Dr Trilok Chandra, Chief Health Officer Dr Balasundar, members of the BBMP Covid 19 expert committee and others were present in the meeting.

Parmesh S Jain

In a joint operation by Hebbal and RT Nagar police on tuesday arrested a 42-year-old man who would follow victims who used to drop their kids to school and then click the photos of home makers holding keys to make duplicate keys and steal from their houses.

The accused has been identified as Murali P, a resident of Kaval Byrasandra,a salesman at a private firm in 2009 and worked for few years before he quit the job to take up the house break work full time.

Senior officer told media persons,A burglary case was reported in hebbal police station in which the complainant said that when the woman returned home early after dropping her son to school in December last week she found someone has gained entry into the house using duplicate keys and made away with valuables.

Based on complaint,a special team was formed under the leadership of, ACP,JC Nagar Sub-Division,Smt.Reena Suvarna,a team headed by PI,Hebbal police station,Chidanand M Gadag and crime staff of RT Nagar police station swung into action.

The team who were on lookout in a joint operation the team analysed CCTV footage in the area and in one of the CCTV the team identified the accused and the team using technology skill of investigation nabbed the accused as his luck ran out when he was caught.

During investigation the accused confessed the crime and it was found the accused had burgled over 14 houses and looted Rs 59 lakh worth gold and silver articles since 13 years.

He was caught and handed over to the police who took him to the custody for a detailed investigations .

Explaining the modus Operandi he said that the accused would follow woman who were going to drop their children to the school .

Then he would zero in on his target based on the dress and gold they wear and follow them closely before clicking the picture of the house keys which they generally hold in the hand.

The accused had also purchased a duplicate key making machine and used to make a key at home after doing reccee the house for few days before gaining entry into the house with duplicate keys.

Based on his confession the team have arrested his associate Shivaram who was disposing his booty and getting him money.

With his arrest the team recovered 1132 grams of gold valuables and 1210 grams of silver articles worth Rs 59 lakh from him.Murali was living with his wife and children in a rented house and spend the money lavishly and now has landed in police net after 13 years is cooling his heels in jail.

Kudos to the JC Nagar Subdivision Officers for apprehending 2 burglars involved in 14 house break-in and theft (HBT) cases. Gold ornaments worth ₹59 lakh, 4 bikes, and a machine used to manufacture duplicate keys have been seized.Kamal Pant,Commissioner of police said in his tweet.

14 cases of burglary detected..2 accused arrested.. Rs 59 lakhs worth of 1 kg 120 gms stolen Gold ornaments, 1 kg silver articles seized.. Grt work by North division officers.. @CPBlr @BlrCityPolice – Sandeep Patil,Addl CP West,said in his tweet.

Finally Bengaluru Police Commissioner,Kamal Pant has appreciated Addl CP West,Sandeep Patil,DCP North,Vinayak Patil,ACP JC Nagar, Sub-Division,Smt.Reena Suvarna,PI,Chidanand M Gadag,and whole crime team of Hebbal and RT Nagar who were part of the operation who has nabbed a dreaded and mastermind burglars who used to loot houses by making duplicate keys a suitable reward will be given to the team for their excellent investigation and exemplary work he added.

Parmesh S Jain

Hundreds of animal lovers in Bengaluru participated in the last rites of Lara a street dog that was killed after it was deliberately run over by a luxury car, driven by a 23-year-old.

Sandalwood actor-turned-politician Ramya was also among those who had gathered to mourn the dog’s death.

Lara was cremated at the Sumanahalli animal crematorium in Bengaluru, on Tuesday, February 1. 

Speaking after the cremation,Ramya said, “Accidents do happen.Human beings do commit mistakes.

But,in this case,the dog has been run over deliberately. We couldn’t tolerate this act.Laws regarding animals are not strict in our country.The accused can pay Rs 50 and come out.

Empathy is not only for human beings, it should also be there for the animals.She also urged the government to strengthen laws against animal cruelty.

Earlier,condemning the act,Ramya had appealed on social media for animal lovers to attend the cremation of Lara.

After the cremation,she thanked people who “loved and cared” for Lara,saying that they inspired her.

To Badri, Sudha, Advaith, Priya, Gayatri aunty, Sanjana and everyone who loved and cared for Lara- you inspire me. The fight goes on,” she said on Twitter.

Hours after the cremation of stray dog run over by Adi Narayana , grand son of former MP Adikeshavalu was in Jayanagar Last week, was completed on Tuesday, a group of animal right activists and stray dog caretakers met DCP south division seeking protection.

The delegation comprising of around 15 members expressed their concern about the safety especially from the accused who could harm them.

Mr.Harish Pandey assure them that they would initiate strict action against the accused and his bail gets cancelled if he violate the bail condition.

Adi Narayana was arrested on Monday by Siddapura police an his luxury car seized following a complaint filed by one of the animal right activities .

The post mortem of the dog was conducted and the cremation was completed.The activists gathered at the crematorium demanded strict action against those who kill stray dogs as it is a third such incident in the last two months.

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The Gangammanagudi police on Sunday registered a case against the accused of a pocso case for stalking,threatening and uploading fabricated video of the victims on social media to defame her .

The accused identified as Vinod, 25, was arrested for sexual assaulting a minor girl in 2017 whom he claimed to have relationship.

The accused came out on bail last year and started to harass the victim and the woman who is member of Child welfare committee and helped the victim in the case.

Senior officer told media persons the complainant said that the the accused stalked the victim to her school and spread rumours about her with other children and even uploaded the fabricated videos of victims and him on social media.

The accused had even called the woman who supported the victim and threatened her with dire consequences and even written bad comments about the victims on the walls opposite to the complainant house.

The Gangammanagudi police have charged the accused under stalking woman,intimidating to outrage the modesty of woman,criminal intimidation,threaten to damage the reputation and defamation against him and further investigation is on.

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A 30-year-old electrician was killed due to electric shock while working inside the sump of ETA gardens apartment on Magadi road on Tuesday.

The deceased has been identified as,Mohan Kumar,was employee of Target Manpower solutions,which had taken the contract for all the utilities of the apartment.

Senior officers visited the apartment with PI,KP Agrahara, Sadananda and his team rushed to spot and cordoned off the area.

After inspecting the area and collecting information of the incident a senior officer said,One person Mohan Kumar – 30 was electrocuted when he was working in a water sump at ETA apartment Under KP Agrahara police station limits.

He was employed by target manpower solutions who had the contract for all utilities work in ETA.Incident took place at about 12 pm.

He was taken to private hospital where he was declared brought dead later shifted to Victoria for post mortem.

Accused are 1) srinivas – Owner Target manpower solution private limited.&manager 2)babureddy. Superviser 3)najeeb.& ETA president 4) smt.Namratha.

The incident occurred in the afternoon when Mohan along with his colleagues went to check the leakage at the sump,he got into the sump to check and asked for the light since it was dark.

The light was connected from outside and the connection was sent down.While he was checking the leakage he touched the live wire and electrocuted.

When there was no response his colleagues peeped into saw him lying inside the sump.

He was pulled up and rushed to a private hospital where the doctors declared him as brought dead.

Based on the complaint filed by the family of Mohan,the KP Agarahara police charged the owner of the firm Srinivasa,Manager,Babu Reddy and supervisor,Najeeb along with Namratha, president of the apartment charging them under death due to negligence and are investigating said a senior officer.

Parmesh S Jain

A 30-year-old electrician was killed due to electric shock while working inside the sump of ETA gardens apartment on Magadi road on Tuesday.

The deceased has been identified as,Mohan Kumar,was employee of Target Manpower solutions,which had taken the contract for all the utilities of the apartment.

Senior officers visited the apartment with PI,KP Agrahara, Sadananda and his team rushed to spot and cordoned off the area.

After inspecting the area and collecting information of the incident a senior officer said,One person Mohan Kumar – 30 was electrocuted when he was working in a water sump at ETA apartment Under KP Agrahara police station limits.

He was employed by target manpower solutions who had the contract for all utilities work in ETA.Incident took place at about 12 pm.

He was taken to private hospital where he was declared brought dead later shifted to Victoria for post mortem.

Accused are 1) srinivas – Owner Target manpower solution private limited.&manager 2)babureddy. Superviser 3)najeeb.& ETA president 4) smt.Namratha.

The incident occurred in the afternoon when Mohan along with his colleagues went to check the leakage at the sump,he got into the sump to check and asked for the light since it was dark.

The light was connected from outside and the connection was sent down.While he was checking the leakage he touched the live wire and electrocuted.

When there was no response his colleagues peeped into saw him lying inside the sump.

He was pulled up and rushed to a private hospital where the doctors declared him as brought dead.

Based on the complaint filed by the family of Mohan,the KP Agarahara police charged the owner of the firm Srinivasa,Manager,Babu Reddy and supervisor,Najeeb along with Namratha, president of the apartment charging them under death due to negligence and are investigating said a senior officer.

Parmesh S Jain

BBMP issued Executing Distress Warrants on foreclosure of three properties against pending property taxes in Yelahanka zone

A team of Officers from the Revenue Department, led by the Joint Commissioner of Yelahanka Zone have executed distress warrants against Manyata Tech Park, Royal Grand Kalyana Mantapa,and Reva University (within Byatarayanapura Assembly Constituency) for failing to pay their property tax dues.

These property owners of ward number 05 (Jakkur) and 06 (Thanisandra) within Byatarayanapura sub-division had property tax dues.

As per 148 (4) of BBMP Act 2020, the below-mentioned places were visited by officers on 1st February 2022 for the collection of pending property taxes.

Manyata Tech Park :

Total Station Survey was carried out in the year 2018-19 for the 9 different blocks within Manyata Tech Park at Nagavara Ring Road in Thanisandra Ward.

It was observed that the measurement of the surveyed buildings was falsely (less than the actual) declared during property tax payments.

Accordingly,a notice with a total amount of Rs. 1,01,38,87,611,including a penalty not less than twice the tax evaded,was issued to the property owner.

But they had paid only a sum of Rs. 28,67,97,434 with the remaining Rs. 72,70,90,177 as dues.

Even though a demand notice was issued to pay the pending amount, the owner failed to pay the amount. Leading to the execution of the distress warrant.

Royal Grand Kalyana Mantapa :

The Royal Grand Kalyana Mantapa, owned by Shri N Anandamoorthy, the property owner of 320/72/1 on Nagavara Thanisandra Main Road in Thanisandra Ward, had a total property tax dues of Rs. 70,68,930 with taxes pending since 2012-13.

When a demand notice was issued on tax payment, the owner had given a cheque of Rs. 9 lakh which failed the clearance due to lack of funds in the owner’s account. Hence, the warrant of foreclosure was executed.

Reva University:

The Total Station Survey was carried out in the year 2018-19 for all buildings of Reva University, owned by Rukmini Educational Charitable Trust in khatha number 101 in Kattigenahalli village of Jakkur ward.

It was observed that the measurements of buildings were falsely (less than the actual) mentioned during the declaration of property tax payments.

Accordingly, the calculated tax due is Rs. 16,95,64,078. The distress warrant was executed for non-payment of tax dues even after issuing demand notice.

Among the three assets of the Yelahanka Zone, tax due from Manyata Tech Parks is Rs. 72,70,90,177,that of Royal Grand Kalyana Mantapa is Rs.70,68,930,and Reva University has dues of Rs.16,95,64,078.

Even after several demand notices were issued, they have failed to pay the taxes. So, today, Smt. Poornima KAS, Joint Commissioner of Yelahanka zone executed the distress warrant to all three properties.

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The Custom officials on Monday busted international drug racket and seized a parcel from Germany containing 2.59 kg of MDMA drugs estimated to be worth Rs 1.80 crore ordered through dark web,which was landed at the Foreign Post Office (FPO) in Bengaluru.

A Nigerian national who came to collect the drug parcel was caught.

Customs officials said in a release, the parcel carrying large quantities of drugs in the form of pills in different colours of pink,blue and yellow reached the FPO in Chamarajpet in Bengaluru on Saturday after being shipped from an unknown address in Germany.

The Customs team on duty at the post office sent the parcel through a scanning machine to spot something amiss about its base area.

They opened the parcel to unearthed coloured pills pasted to the bottom of the box in an attempt to avoid detection by authorities.

A lab test was conducted to ascertain the multi-coloured pills weighing 2.59 kg as Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA), a psychoactive recreational drug which is a banned substance that is notoriously known as Ecstasy pills in drug circles.

The Customs team then began a probe into the receiver of the drug parcel and reached out to a man in the city in the guise of delivering it. However,getting whiff of investigators on the drug trial,the suspect who is a resident of Bengaluru,attempted to flee but was nabbed in a dramatic chase on the highway by the Customs team.

Following an operation lasting 48 hours,he was placed under arrest under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act and produced before a magistrate on Monday and remanded to judicial custody and lodged in the central prison at Parapanna Agrahara.

Preliminary probe revealed that the suspect,a Nigerian,had ordered the pills worth Rs 1.80 crore in the international market through the darkweb and smuggled it through the city’s FPO parcel system possibly for further distribution in Bengaluru.The Customs team probing further his network.