15-yr-old boy abducts schoolgirl, smashes her head, rapes her till she dies

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April 9, 2018

Chikkamagaluru, Apr 9: The police have arrested a 15-year-old boy for allegedly kidnapping, raping and murdering a 12-year-old girl at Kesagodu village in Koppa taluk of Chikkamagaluru district.

The incident occurred on Saturday afternoon when the Class 6 girl was returning home after finishing her classes. The girl’s house is located more than a kilometre off the main road and her mother used to walk home with her every day. 

Superintendent of police K Annamalai said: “Around 2 pm on Saturday, the girl was returning home in an autorickshaw. The driver dropped her 1.2 km from home as usual. While she was walking home, a 15-year-old boy abducted her and took her inside a forest. When she resisted, he smashed her head with stones and then sexually assaulted her as she bled to death.”

On Saturday, the autorickshaw dropped her 10 minutes early and the girl decided to walk home on her own. She was walking down a forested stretch of about 200 metres when the boy accosted her.

Police said, the accused, a Class 9 student, had hatched a plan 4-5 days ago to abduct a girl. When he found the victim walking alone, he dragged her into the woods.

By then, the victim’s mother had reached their usual spot. When she didn’t find her daughter, she called up the autorickshaw driver. She panicked when the driver said he had dropped the girl a while ago. She and her husband launched a search for the girl. As they walked towards the forested stretch, they saw the boy walking out. Their fears were soon heightened when they found their daughter’s water bottle lying on the ground.

Convinced something had happened to her in the forest, they walked about 250 metres from the main road and found her body. Her face was barely recognizable.  They informed police, who nabbed the boy in 40 minutes. The boy admitted to the crime, police said. The police said he was irregular at school. A case has been registered under the Juvenile Justice Act. 

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March 25,2020

Kalaburagi, Mar 25: Three coronavirus suspect persons who did not stay home during their mandatory 14-day quarantine period had first information report (FIRs) booked against them in police stations in Kalaburagi town in Karnataka.   

The district administration took this action after it came to know that the three pesons were mingling in the public despite being told to stay home to avoid passing on the coronavirus.

Cases have been booked against them under IPC sections 188 and 271, deputy commissioner B Sharath said.

Stringent action would be taken against them, he said, for not only threatening the health of their family members but society at large.

“The administration will stop at nothing to safeguard public health in this time of emergency,” Sharath said.

People moving around on motorbikes without a proper reason will have their bikes seized. Prohibitory order under Section 144 of CrPC will remain in force until further orders, he said.  

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February 16,2020

Bengaluru, Feb 16: The Central Crime Branch has recovered blank firearms from Saddaguntepalya Police Station limits.

As of now, two persons have been arrested in this regard. They have been identified as Mohd Junaid and Mohd Tabrez. The officials have recovered 28 blank firearms and 76 blank bullets.

"The two accused -- without having any license -- were in possession of these huge number of weapons," Sandeep Patil, Joint CP, Crime, told media.

As per the preliminary investigation, there has been no record of such cases in Bengaluru. "But we are verifying if other states have any (such) case," added the Joint CP

According to investigations, it was noted that the weapons were purchased from Mumbai at an estimated cost of Rs 1 lakh per weapon.

Further investigation is currently underway.

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July 13,2020

Mangaluru, July 13: Dakshina Kannada district in-charge Minister Kota Srinivas Poojary on Monday said that all COVID-19 patients in the district will be treated for free in the hospitals of all medical colleges in the district.

Speaking to newsmen after visiting the COVID-19 treatment facility at KMC Hospital here, Poojary stated that all COVID-19 patients including BPL families, APL families, migrant workers and those without a ration card, will be treated free of charge in the district’s medical colleges. Patients can show their Aadhaar card at the hospital and get free treatment.

Provision of free treatment for COVID-19 patients at Wenlock hospital will be continued. In Dakshina Kannada district, the number of people recovering from the virus and being discharged hospitals is high. There is no need for the people of the district to panic. The government is committed to the health of the people, Poojary said.

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