Astrologer arrested for duping minor girl after promising to solve family problem

coastaldigest news network
November 29, 2017

Bengaluru, Nov 29: An astrologer, who duped a minor girl of Rs 50,000 on the pretext of solving her family problem, has been arrested.

According to the police, the girl's parents used to quarrel a lot. Frustrated with their fights, the girl decided to approach the astrologer, whose name and number she saw in a newspaper.

The astrologer assured her that he will solve her family problem. He asked Rs 50,000 for pooja to solve the family problem. The girl used all her savings and arranged the rest of the money with the help of her friends to pay the astrologer.

However, the astrologer got greedy and demanded another Rs 3 lakh from the girl.

Eager to end the fights at home, the girl this time took away all the money at her home. When her father inquired about the money, she revealed the truth.

The father then informed the police and filed a complaint against the astrologer. The police laid a trap and asked the girl to invite the astrologer to the Banshankari temple premises so that she could give the money.

When the astrologer reached, the girl's parents attacked him and handed over him to the police. The astrologer has been lodged in Parappana Agrahara jail.

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Wake UP
 - 
Thursday, 30 Nov 2017

Everything happens with the will of ALLAH, the lord who created all the exists. if we are sincere and honest for the CREATOR who put soul in our body, ALLAH will show his signs.

When happiness comes in life, people should show gratitude to the CREATOR and when problem befalls, we should be patience as it was the decree of ALLAH... There is no God but Allah and Muhammad PBUH is the last and final messenger of ALLAH who conveyed the message of ONENESS of ALLAH who is worthy of worship.... When we dont have the knowledge of ALLAH and his messengers... We tend to depend on such fools who will play with the minds of those who are FAAAAAAAAAAAAAR from the CREATOR who created U and ME And all that exists. Learn who is your CREATOR and as i said , If We are honest, ALLAH will guide us to the TRUTH. and we will be avoid falling to the TRAPS of the LIARS, DECEIVERS and the EVILs of this world.

 

 

Jameel
 - 
Wednesday, 29 Nov 2017

The Girl wins. Now the parents stopped fighting with each other and together will fight the Astrologer.

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May 8,2020

New Delhi, May 8: After deadly styrene gas leak in Visakhapatnam, Union Chemicals and Fertilisers Minister D V Sadananda Gowda urged all public and private chemical makers to exercise caution and care while reopening their plants.

Union Environment Ministry and State Pollution Control Boards have also issued separate directives to all companies to take extreme precaution while restarting their units that remained suspended due to the lockdown imposed to contain the spread of COVID-19 in the country, he said.

There was a gas leak from LG Polymers plant at Visakhapatnam in the early hours on Thursday, causing 10 deaths and hundreds of people getting hospitalised.

"LG Polymers does not come under direct control of our ministry. However, we have asked all public and private chemicals manufacturers to exercise caution and care while reopening their plants," Gowda told PTI.

The minister said his officers are coordinating with the Andhra Pradesh government.

He further said LG Polymers, a multinational chemical company, had kept its unit ready for reopening after one and half month of lockdown. The unit started leaking at around 3.40 am on Thursday due to pressure.

"The toxic gas leak has affected both people and animals. Around 850 people have been hospitalised," Gowda said, adding that measures have been taken to control the situation at the plant site and final updates are awaited.

At present, Indian chemicals market size is about USD 163 billion, which is only three per cent of the global chemical industry of USD 5 trillion, as per the official data.

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February 9,2020

Bengaluru, Feb 9: Senior JD(S) leader and former prime minister H D Deve Gowda has called upon all the regional parties and secular parties to join hands with the Congress and work in tandem to take on the BJP.

Noting that mere speeches would not help, he said the regional and secular parties should enhance their strength politically in the country.

"We all need to join together with Congress and work in tandem with the available strength only then will we be able to stop them (the BJP)," the JD(S) supremo said at a public meeting organised by the party in Hassan district on Saturday.

Gowda cautioned the regional and secular parties against sitting idle watching the developments in the country.

"If the small and regional parties do not exercise the powers given by Dr B R Ambedkar to the country, they (BJP) are going to the extent of finishing them up," he said. Interestingly, the JD(S) patriarch, had in the run-up to the December bypolls to Karnataka assembly said he would not align with the Congress and dubbed it as "not trustworthy."

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January 6,2020

She is one of a few beauty queens who give equal importance to both modelling and academic growth. Within months after completing her MBA in Finance and HR, Shifali Saldanha won Miss India Continent 2019 first runner-up and Miss Glory of International 2019 held in Mumbai.

An alumna of St Aloysius College (AIMIT), this 23-year-old Mangalurean is now a much sought after budding model. “I am enjoying the moment and would like to go with the flow,” says the much-loved daughter of Stephen Saldanha and late Anupama Saldanha.

Over the course of past two years, Ms Saldanha has experienced various nerve-wracking moments. She was shattered when her beloved mother lost battle with cancer and bid adieu to the world a couple of years ago. Yet, she serenely braved all the challenges. Her ‘never give up’ attitude helped her to scale new heights amidst misfortunes and pains.

Speaking to coastaldigest.com about her success in Miss India Continent 2019, which was organised by Dr Mahesh Yadav of Aman Gandhi Film Productions, Ms Saldanha said 15 contestants from different parts of the country were shortlisted for the finale, which had five diverse rounds. 

“The meet and greet session was my favourite phase in the competition as it was an opportunity to interact with the participants from different parts of the country,” recalls the multi-talented, who dreams big. 

The leggy lass’ success wasn’t accidental one. A trained singer and multilingual anchor, Ms Saldanha was already a known figure in coastal Karnataka. She had won the titles Miss Karnataka International- Multimedia 2018, and Miss Beautiful Eyes Mangaluru 2018.

Being a moderate feminist, who carries a go-getter attitude, Ms Saldanha calls upon every woman to be optimistic, challenging and goal-focused.

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