Parmesh S Jain

The Kamakshipalya police on Saturday arrested a gang of ten including two women for honey trapping a 55-year-old Jamedar of a court .

Senior officer told reporters,the kingpin of the gang identified as Siddesh,native of Davanagere is a Rowdy-Sheeter having around four criminal cases pending against him and his associates including
Anuradha, 25,Guna,23,Chethan,19,Ravikumar,25, Prashanth Kumar,19,Karthik Kumar,22,Uma Shankar,24,Suryaraj Urs,24 and Vidya,35.

The accused would identify the gullible people and set the women to honey trap the victim.Using the modus operandi,Anuradha was sent to the victim, Jayaram,who was working as Jamedar in high court two years ago on the pretext of seeking details about a case.

The duo spoke to each other few times before Anuradha sought a financial help from Jayaram six months ago for an emergency work and returned the amount promptly .

On October 25,she again approached him asking for Rs.5,000 and called him five days later to her house to return the amount.

As soon as Jayaram went to collect the money, the accused invited him inside the house and forced upon herself on him.

While Jayaram trying to escape from her,Siddesh and his team waiting for this moment,barged into the house assaulted him and videographed the duo to blackmail.

Jayaram when tried to resist the duo assaulted him snatched Rs.5,000 and demanding ransom of Rs.2 lakh threatening that a complaint of attempt to rape would be filed against him if he failed to pay.

When Jayaram refused to pay the accused had even called his wife and informed her accusing him of attempt to rape the woman.

Unable to bear the harassment,Jayaram approached the police and filed a complaint,based on which the police track down the gang and arrested them.

The police suspect that the accused had
blackmailed and extorted money from many people and probing further to ascertain their possible involvement in similar offences.

Finally Bengaluru Police Commissioner,CH Pratap Reddy,has appreciated Addl CP West,Sandeep Patil, DCP West,Laxman B Nimbargi,ACP, P Ravi,PI,Lohith BN,PSI,as,Hanumantharaju B,and crime staff as,Doreswamy,Vasanth Kumar,Kiran,Panduranaga,Yellapa,Smt.Koushalya, Ms.Alamma and other crime staff has been appreciated for the meticulous investigation done by them in nabbing all the 10 member gang including two women who has tried to honey trap court Jamadar and a suitable reward will be given to whole team he added.

Parmesh S Jain

The Anti-Narcotics Wing of the CCB arrested a habitual Nigerian National and recovered 230 grams of MDMA crystals worth Rs.20 lakh from him.

The accused was caught red handed while he was waiting to deliver the drugs to his clients on Hennur main road .

Senior officer told reporters the accused had come to city three years ago on business visa and overstayed even after his travel documents expired.

Using his contact the accused started sourcing MDMA and selling it to his clients for a Rs.8,000 to 10,000 per gram.

The accused was arrested by KG Halli police in a similar case in September last year.After coming out on bail he continue to peddle drugs,a police officer, said.

The police have seized two phones from the accused and analyzing the call record details to ascertain his contacts.

A case under NDPS Act and Foreigners Act has been registered under the accused and further investigation is on.

Finally Bengaluru Police Commissioner,CH Pratap Reddy, has appreciated Joint CP Crime,Raman Gupta,DCP Crime-1,Dr SD Sharanappa ACP,Smt.Reena Suvarna,PI,Ashok and his whole team who has done a commendable job in nabbing the notorious Habitual Nigerian Drug Peddler and a suitable reward will be given to whole team he added.

Parmesh S Jain

Sandeep, working in a film distribution firm slipped into coma after he fell from bike sustained injuries while negotiating a pothole at gangamma circle on November 1.

Sandeep was returning home from a nearby ground on his bike.

He sustained a severe head Injury and was taken to HMT hospital from there taken to manipal hospital in hebbal where he is undergoing surgery.

His wife sold all the valuables to arrange fund to save her husband.It was their love marriage.

Meanwhile amid rising accidents caused allegedly due to bad roads in the city, Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) administrator Rakesh Singh conducted an online meeting with all zonal officials regarding the pothole-filling work in the city on Saturday.

A senior BBMP official present at the meeting,Mr. Singh directed BBMP Road Department officials to fill the potholes by November 15 and send a report on the same.

The BBMP administrator conducted the online meeting with officials and saw the progress so far. The officials from respective zones showed videos and photos of the work conducted so far and explained the quality of the work.”

This comes after the High Court of Karnataka on Wednesday directed the Chief Engineer,National Highways Authority of India (NHAI),Karnataka division,to inspect the works of pothole filling, road repair and resurfacing of the roads carried out by the BBMP in various parts of the city.

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Saving lives utmost important, not documents

If doctors and staff in govt hospitals misbehave with people,they will be terminated from service.I will speak to Chief Minister in this regard and if need be we will bring necessary amendments to laws in the next session of the assembly,said Health and Medical education Minister Dr.K.Sudhakar.

Speaking about the death of pregnant woman and two newborns in Tumakuru District Hospital minister Dr.K.Sudhakar said the girl who has now lost her mother has been admitted to orphanage home.

A fixed deposit of Rs.5Lakh has been made in the girl’s name from the government.Govt will also take care of her education.

District surgeon,doctors and other staff who are found to be responsible for this have been issued showcase notice and have been asked to respond within 24 hours.

Incidents like these must never repeat again.In cases of emergency, hospitals should not insist on documents.Documents can be collected after the attending the emergency.

There are about 76 notified emergency services and instructions are already in place to not deny or delay treatment in such cases.

In case treatment is not available in government hospitals people can avail it in private hospitals also and govt will bear the cost.

The Special Enquiry Wing of the Central Crime Branch arrested a bookie running online cricket betting for India Bangladesh T-20 match on Thursday.

Based on a tip off,a team rushed to AS Char street and arrested the bookie waiting for the punters to deliver the cash .

The police have seized cash Rs.1.05 lakh from him .

The police also recovered a mobile phone and analyzing the call record details to ascertain his possible links with the other cricket betting ring.

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Congress leaders,Rahul Gandhi,Jayaram Ramesh, general secretary and Supriya Shrinate chairperson of social media and digital platforms have been booked under copy right act and various sections of IT Act for using the popular KGF-2 song in hindi version in their promotional video during the Bharat Jodo Yatra.

The complainant,M Naveen Kumar,owner of MRT music,which produce,acquire,cinematography films, songs, music albums and music videos.

The complainant claimed that he is absolute statutory right to enjoy copyright content by granting license to various entities including film producers,TV and Radio,websites and mobile applications and OTT platforms.

The company having more than 20,000 songs in many languages having all rights reserved.

The accused representing Indian National Congress along with other members organised Bharat Jodo yatra influencing the masses through methods and playing sound recordings close to the taste and sentiments of the people .

The accused to promote their rally on their social media account posted two videos using the KGF-2 hindi version cinematography which is popular globally .

This according to the complaint is to make wrongful gain and unauthorized and illegal use of sound recording owned by the company .

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In one of the major operation,Lokayukta officials on Thursday conducted simultaneous raids on the 21 offices of the sub registrars situated in and around Bengaluru.

Lokayukta police seized Rs.9,72,294 unaccounted money in 14 sub-registrar offices during simultaneous surprise inspections at 21 offices in Bengaluru Urban,Bengaluru Rural and Ramanagara districts.

Based on a discrete information to Lokayukta Justice,BS Patil on the rampant corruption,several teams led by ADGP, Prashanth Kumar Thakur, Superintendent of Police,AShok KV and Anjali KP along with 150 officials,raided 14 sub registrar offices in Bengaluru,five sub registrar offices in the outskirts of the city and two offices in Ramanagar and Kanakapura town.

The officials seized unaccounted cash worth several lakhs and other documents and recorded the statement of the staff members .

Notices have been issued to the officials concerned seeking explanation about the source of the unaccounted cash seized based on which further action will be initiated,official sources said .

FIRs have also been registered against the officials for their collusion with the middlemen in the alleged corrupt practices .

A 65-year-old mechanic was killed after the air compressor at his tyre puncture-mending shop exploded due to suspected leakage at his shop in Hosakote on Friday morning.

The impact of the explosion was so high that the body of Allabaksh is mangled and the shop was damaged.

Neighboring shop owners rushed to the help and alerted Nandagudi police who rushed to the spot and shifted the body for post-mortem and taken up a case of unnatural death.

Enquiry by the police revealed that Allabaksh from Kolar running the puncture shop for the last five years .

He left behind his family comprising of wife and three children .

Police suspect that leakage in air compressor could led to the explosion and investigating further said a senior officer.

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The Govindaraj Nagar police on Friday arrested two bike lifters and recovered eight stolen bikes worth Rs.3 lakh from them.

The accused Nihal Raj, 20,and Ananth P,18,used to move around residential area to identify vehicles parked outside the house and steal them by breaking the locks and adjusting the ignition wire.

The accused would then sell the bikes to their contact for throwaway prices and spend the money lavishly.

Based on a bike theft cases the police analyzed the CCTV footage to identify them.

In a similar case the JC Nagar police arrested a bike thief and recovered five bikes which he had stolen from outside the houses worth Rs. 3 lakh from him.

A 24-year-old motorcycle rider was killed when a BMTC bus ran over him while he was negotiating a rumble strip in Choudeshwari Nagar outer ring road on Wednesday night.

The deceased Pramod Kumar,working as electrical supervisor at a private firm was returning home to Laggere after work when the accident occurred at around 10 pm .

The bus was moving from Summanahalli towards Laggere.

Senior officer visited the spot after inspecting the spot said that Pramod slowed down his bike to negotiate the rumble strip when the BMTC bus coming from behind knocked him down before running over him.

The profusely bleeding Pramod was pulled out from under the bus and rushed to KC General hospital where he was declared as brought dead.

The Kamakshipalya traffic police rushed to the spot and seized the bus and arrested the driver identified as Hasim Sab,44, was arrested under death due to negligence .The motorcycle was mangled due to impact of the accident.