Engineering student kills self after lover ditches him and plots his murder

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February 19, 2019

Karwar, Feb 19: A student of an engineering college in Karwar has allegedly committed suicide at a lodge in Bengaluru’s Majestic area has his girlfriend ditched him and allegedly threatened to kill him.

The deceased is Sunil J S, 20, a native of Holenarasipura, Hassan district, was a third-year student at the Government Engineering College, Karwar.

Sunil went to Bengaluru on February 13 after lying to his family that he was going to Karwar. He ganged himself with a bedsheet tied to the ceiling fan of a room at Shree Lodge, police said.

The next morning, the hotel staff noticed that the door of his room was bolted from inside and that he was not responding to knocks or phone calls.

They called up his relative, whose number was given during the check-in, and explained the matter to him.

Harish along with Sunil’s brother Anil J S rushed to Bengaluru. The hotel staff and the police later broke open the door only to find Sunil hanging.

According to police, Sunil fell in love with his classmate Arpitha while studying at the Taralabalu Jagadguru PU College. They were in a relationship for two years until Sunil moved to Karwar. Arpitha joined a college in her hometown, Arsikere.

Sunil had come home recently for a 15-day vacation. He learnt Arpitha had become close to her classmate Bharath H S, a resident of Bengaluru. Sunil was dejected and left for Bengaluru.

Police found a suicide letter on a table in the hotel room. It read: “Arpitha is my lover and since Bharath H S has threatened me over my life, I am taking the extreme step. I was in love with Arpitha for the past two years. Now she doesn’t want me and is in love with Bharath. They both had even threatened me that they will offer supari and eliminate me, and Bharath along with his associates had earlier assaulted me. Both of them need to be punished.”

Police believe Arpitha and Bharath had been conspiring to eliminate Sunil. Based on the death note, Anil filed a complaint with the Upparpet police who have booked both Arpitha and Bharath for abetment to suicide. No arrests have been made.

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June 22,2020

Bengaluru, Jun 22: Concerned over the increase in COVID-19 cases in the city, Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa on Monday directed officials to implement lockdown measures strictly in the clusters which have reported more infections.

Yediyurappa held a meeting with Ministers and senior officials regarding containing COVID-19 in Bengaluru and said it can be achieved only if preventive measures are implemented strictly and asked the officials to work in this direction.

"Lockdown shall be implemented strictly in the clusters which reported more cases, especially, K.R. Market and surrounding areas such as Siddapura, VV Puram, Kalasipalya etc. It was decided to seal the adjoining streets, where the cases are reported, a release from the Chief Minister's office said. Stringent action would be taken against those who violate quarantine norms and FIR would be filed if necessary, it said.

Till Sunday evening, the state capital has reported 1,272 cases of COVID-19, including 64 deaths and 411 discharges. On Sunday, as many as 196 fresh cases were recorded. Officers were directed to ensure hygiene and provide other basic amenities to the people who were quarantined in the social welfare department's hostels and other government institutions.

"COVID-19 should be contained without affecting the economic activities in Bengaluru, which resumed recently," the Chief Minister said.

Noting that booth-level officers and volunteers were working to trace contacts and monitor quarantined persons, he said the COVID war room shall have real-time information on the availability of beds in various designated hospitals and facilitate treatment to the infected without loss of time.

A bulletin from the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP), the city civic body, said there were 298 active containment zones in the city. BBMP Commissioner B H Anil Kumar along with the Chamarajpet Congress MLA B Z Zameer Ahmed Khan visited a few slum areas in the city to take stock of the COVID-19 situation, officials said.

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January 25,2020

Mangaluru, Jan 25: Hotelier Samtappa reportedly committed suicide by consuming poison in Kadaba taluk in the district on police said on Saturday.

The deceased was running a hotel named Hotel Samtappa here.

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April 5,2020

Udupi, Apr 5: Excise Department has formed a special patrol teams to check the illegal sale of liquor in the district during the lockdown period.

All liquor stores are closed till April 14 in view of the lockdown to contain Covid-19 spread. However, reports of liquor being sold illegally have come to the notice of the Excise Department.

In a stern warning, the department has stated that officials will verify the closing and opening stock at the liqour stores and if any discrepancy is found the violators will be penalised. The department has received over 20-30 calls regarding the illegal sales.

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