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Electrical engineer turned mobile lifter arrested by Mahadevapura police recovered 68 stolen mobile phones worth Rs.20 Lakhs

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Parmesh S Jain special correspondent

The Mahadevapura police have arrested a 23-year-old electrical engineer and recovered 68 mobile phones which they had robbed from people in and around whitefield over the last one year.
The accused Girish,native of Hiriyuru who is an electrical engineering graduate worked in a private firm for a meagre salary . 
Senior officer told reporters Girish quit the job to join his friend Ranganath,33 to rob mobile phones and make quick money.
During investigation it was revealed that Ranganath who earlier worked as delivery executive in a private firm also quit the job and started robbing phones from people.He was a habitual offender involved in similar crimes earlier.
Based on a mobile snatching case,reported,the Mahadevapura police took up the case and found that the accused partial face was recorded in a live video chat . 
The victim was walking home while talking to his fiancee on a video call which is being recorded . 
The accused followed the man in a bike,snatched the phone and sped away.In the act,a partial face of the accused was recorded in the recorded chat . 
This was the first clue,the police have obtained about the accused,Following the leads, the police found that the stolen mobile tower location from Hiriiyuru town in Chitradurga. 
The police verified the habitual offenders record to zero in on Ranganath and arrested him.
A detailed questioning led the police to recover 68 mobile phones worth Rs.20 lakh from them.  
With their arrest,the police have solved nine mobile theft cases reported in and around the whitefield division,a senior officer,said .
The accused used to sell the mobile phones and used the money for their vices .

Four including three Foreign Nationals drug peddlers arrested by Anti-Narcotics Wing CCB seized Synthetic Drugs Worth Rs.2.3 Crores

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Paemesh S jain special correspondent

The Anti-Narcotics Wing of Central Crime Branch on Saturday arrested a 30-year-old ophthalmologist and recovered 42 grams of Hydro ganja worth Rs.3 lakh which he had smuggled from Netherlands via international courier facility.
Based on the tip off,a team of officials led by Inspector, Mohammed Mukarram,raided platinum city apartment in Yeshwanthpur and arrested Nikhil Gopalkrishan and recovered the drugs from him.
The accused working in a private hospital addicted to drugs and sourced it from telegram link and paid the money through bitcoin,the police,said .
The accused had sourced the drugs couple of times earlier and caught this time following a tip off from the courier department,a senior officer told reporters.
The accused was booked by Yeshwanthpura police in NDPS case for further investigations.
Earlier the CCB officials arrested Emmanuel Kwasy,32 from Ghana and Chainasa Cyprilan Okoye,38 from Nigeria and recovered Rs.51 lakh worth 500 grams of MDMA crystals from them. 
The accused had come to India on tourist visa and started peddling drugs after sourcing them from Mumbai. 
The accused were earlier booked by Mumbai police in a similar case and after their release shifted their base to Soladevanahalli in Bengaluru to continue peddle drugs.
In another case,the police arrested 40-year-old Kalu Chukwa from Nigeria and recovered Rs.1.8 crore worth MDMA crystals,1273 ecstasy tablets and a mobile phone from him. 
Chuwka had come to city on Business visa in 2023 and settled in Soladevanahalli.He would source the drugs from his network and sell it to his customers.
With the arrest the CCB officials recovered synthetic drugs total worth Rs.2.3 crores,City police commissioner,B.Dayananda,said and appreciated the whole team he added.

Six member gang among drug peddler arrested by Bommanahalli Police for abducting a NRI from Australia for ransom on pretext of selling drugs

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Parmesh S Jain special correspondent

The Bommanahalli police arrested a gang of six led by a drug peddler for abducting a NRI from Australia for ransom on the pretext of selling drugs.
The accused have been identified as,Monish alias Manu,Lokesh,Kishor Shiva,Athi Rooth,Dilip Kumar,and Satish Chandru. 

Six member gang among drug peddler arrested by Bommanahalli Police for abducting a NRI from Australia for ransom on pretext of selling drugs | Country and Politics


Monish is a tattoo artiste turned peddler while others worked as push cart vendors and readymade cloth seller on footpath a senior officer told reporters.
The victim,who had come from Australia to meet his brother was addicted to drugs and used to purchase from Monish often through online.  
Suspecting that the victim having money,Monish roped in his associates and abducted the victim on February 20,on the pretext of delivering drugs .  
The accused called the victim to deliver the drugs near a private school in Bommanahalli and later forcibly taken him in his car to a secluded area. 
The accused subjected the victim to physical assault and coerced transfer Rs.98,000.The accused later forced the victim to call his brother demanding more money.
Suspecting something his brother along with his friends went to the spot and rescued his brother while the accused fled the spot .
The victim was initially refused to file a complaint fearing legal action against him too for consuming drugs but after he was admitted to the hospital and report was filed,the police swung into action and track down the accused on Sunday.
Based on the accused information,the police also arrested Sathyanarayan Mahato,a drug peddler who used to supply Marijuna to Monish . 
The accused Mahato hailed from Bihar and used to source the drugs from his contacts in the neighbouring state. 
The police seized 400 gram of ganja worth Rs.24,000 from Mahato and booked a case against him under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act.

KR Puram Police cracked murder case of elderly woman within 24 hours and arrested accused a neighbour of victim

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Parmesh S Jain special correspondent

In a switch action,the KR Puram police cracked the murder of 70-year-old woman and arrested her 40-year-old neighbour who smothered her to death and chopped her body in pieces to rob her gold valuables .
The accused Deenesh V Ravindra,used to be friendly with the accused and later decided to kill her to rob her valuables to repay the loan he had incurred . 

KR Puram Police cracked murder case of elderly woman within 24 hours and arrested accused a neighbour of victim | Country and Politics


The accused was native of Tamilnadu and worked as fitter for sometime and presently unemployed,the police said .
As per the plan he purchased a machete and a plastic drum and kept outside his house.The accused lured the victim to take her to the temple and took her home on Friday.
Soon the accused smothered Sushelamma to death and chopped her body parts . He later dumped some body parts in and around and the rest of the body he had stuffed in the plastic can outside the house to dispose.
Meanwhile Susheelamma daughter staying close by found her mother missing and filed a complaint.The police later found the foul smell emanating from the drug and recovered the body. 
A detailed probe and analysis of technical details led to the arrest of Deenesh,Additional commissioner of Police,East Division,Raman Gupta,who supervised the investigation,said .
After murdering Susheelamma,the accused removed pair of ear rings and gold chain and went to sell to find that the gold chain was fake . 
He however sold the pair of ear rings for Rs.11,000 and was waiting to dispose the body,the police,said.
A native of Chikkaballapura Susheelamma was living alone at the apartment in Nisarga layout while her daughter lived few meters away.

Yashasvi Jaiswal breaks into top 10 in ICC rankings for Test batters

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Young India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal on Wednesday broke into the top-10 of the ICC rankings for Test batters for the first time in his career on the back of his tremendous form in the ongoing home series against England.

Jaiswal, who made his Test debut in 2023, jumped two places to be at 10th spot with 727 rating points to his kitty.

In red-hot form with the bat against England, Jaiswal has already created history by joining an exclusive club of Indian batters to have scored 600 and more runs in a Test series. He is the lone left-handed batter to have achieved the feat.

The 22-year-old is only the fifth Indian ever to have crossed the 600-run mark in a Test series with others being Sunil Gavaskar, Dilip Sardesai, Rahul Dravid and Virat Kohli.

With 655 runs in four Tests at 93.57 which includes two fifties and as many centuries — both converted into double hundreds — Jaiswal could well be targeting the legendary Sunil Gavaskar’s record of most runs (774) for any Indian batter in a Test series.

Meanwhile, a fine knock of 131 in Rajkot in the third Test against England has propelled Rohit Sharma to the 11th spot with the Indian skipper moving up two positions.

Star batter Virat Kohli, who has missed the entire five-Test series against England, also moved up one spot to be at eighth.

Among the top three batters, Joe Root replaced Steve Smith at the second spot after the English batter scored a quality century in the fourth Test in Ranchi but the Australian’s struggle persisting for big scores at the opening slot.

A loss in form with the bat for Marnus Labuschagne meant the right-handed Australian batter slipped as many as five positions after twin failures in the Wellington Test against New Zealand.

Among bowlers, India’s Ravindra Jadeja slipped one spot to be at seventh but Josh Hazlewood and Nathan Lyon both moved up in the rankings to get to fourth and sixth respectively, following Australia’s huge win by 172 runs over New Zealand.

NIA Investigates Rameswaram Cafe Blast Suspect’s Trail in Ballari

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Ballari: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has stepped up its probe into the Rameswaram Cafe bomb blast in Bengaluru, focusing on the suspect’s trail. The NIA team arrived in Ballari at 3 am and collaborated with local police to scrutinize CCTV footage at the KSRTC bus stand.

Following the blast, the suspect reportedly travelled to Tumkur bus stand and later boarded a bus to Ballari, where he is believed to have changed buses, further complicating the investigation.

Man forced to dance on burning coal over suspicion of practising black magic in Thane

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Thane: Police have registered a case after some persons in Maharashtra’s Thane district allegedly forced a 75-year-old man to dance on burning coal as a punishment over suspicion that he practised black magic, an official said on Thursday.

The man suffered burn injuries in the incident which took place in Kervele village in Murbad taluka on March 4, he said, adding that a probe was on into the case.

In a video, which went viral on social media, some persons are seen holding the man by his hands and a crowd shouting and cheering as he is forced to dance on the burning coal.

A religious event was organised by locals near a temple in the village and at that time 15-20 persons allegedly barged into the man’s house, pulled him out, took him to place of event and forced him to dance on burning coal, Murbad police station inspector Pramod Babar said.

Some of the villagers alleged he was practising black magic and also beat him up, he said.

The man suffered burn injuries on his feet and back, the police said.

After a complaint by his family members, the police on Tuesday registered an FIR against some persons under Indian Penal Code sections 452 (house-trespass, having made preparation for causing hurt, assault, etc,) 323, 324 (voluntarily causing hurt), 341 (wrongful restraint), 143 (unlawful assembly) and 147 (rioting) and provisions of the Maharashtra Prevention and Eradication of Human Sacrifice, other Inhuman and Aghori Practices and Black Magic Act, 2013, the official said.

DRI officials nabbed man from Mumbai and recovered 2348 carat of lab grown diamonds and Ruby stones along with Foreign currencies worth Rs.73 lakhs

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Parmesh S JAIN Special correspondent

Officials of the DRI on Saturday nabbed a 50-year-old man from Mumbai and recovered 2348 carat of lab grown diamonds and Ruby stones along with foreign currency total worth Rs.73 lakh from him.

DRI officials nabbed man from Mumbai and recovered 2348 carat of lab grown diamonds and Ruby stones along with Foreign currencies worth Rs.73 lakhs | Country and Politics


The accused was caught minutes before he was boarding flight to bangkok from Bengaluru airport.
The accused was hiding the items in hand baggage  which was seized during the intelligence developed by officials . 
The accused claimed to be on his own trying to take the items to bangkok as tourist and sell it in international market to make money..
The accused passenger was taken into custody to ascertain the source of the items and also to verify whether he was part of any network.

Armed gang hacked Rowdy-Sheeter to death in weavers colony in Anekal

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Parmesh S Jain special correspondent

A 30-year-old Rowdy-Sheeter was hacked to death by a gang of armed men in weavers colony in Anekal on Friday.
The deceased has been identified as Manjunath alias Mental Manja.The police detained few suspects for questioning .
Senior officer told reporters the deceased Manja and the accused are habitual offenders having multi criminal cases pending them. 
It was found that Manja was involved in a case registered in Anekal police station limits a six months ago where Vijay was witness .
Manja used to harass VIjay not to depose before the court against him.He had even threatenbed Vijay amny times and on Friday he in order to create fear  confronted Vijay and beat him up as warning.
Meanwhile Shashi kumar,a close associate of Vijay came to know about this and along with his associates rushed to the rescue.
The accused later armed with weapons ganged up and attacked Manja and stabbed him repeatedly,killing him on the spot.
The Anekal police rushed to the spot and track down few suspects involved in the murder for further investigations . 
The deceased Manja had eight criminal cases against him while the accused had two cases each pending against them.

Murder in anekal:Man involved in murder case was hacked to death by rival gang

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Parmesh S Jain special corespondent

A 27-year-old youth was hacked to death by an armed group close to his house in Marasuru near Anekal in the early hours of Sunday.
The deceased Vijayakumar was involved in a murder case of a man identified as Manoj alias bablu in 2017 and came out of bail seven months ago.
On Sunday morning at around 4 am when he was sleeping at home he received a call and came out to attend only to confront a group of men waiting for him .
In the pretext of talk,they took him a few yards away before hitting him on his head with a wooden plank.
While jayakumar collapsed on the ground, the accused attacked him with lethal weapon and fled leaving him dead in a pool of blood 
Passers by few minutes later found the body was informed Surya city police who rushed to the spot and conducted investigation.
The police suspected that old rivalry was the reason behind the murder. The assailants wanted to avenge the murder of Manoj .
Based on the last phone call for jayakumar the police  have gathered some clues about the assailants.
This is the second murder reported in Anekal since Saturday . 

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