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Kidnapped medical student rescued by police

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October 13, 2011
Mangalore, October 13: A medical student, who was allegedly kidnapped by miscreants from Deralakatte, was rescued by a team of Mangalore Crime Branch Police led by Inspector Venkatesh Prasanna on Thursday at Manjeshwar in Kasaragod district.

According to police sources, Nabeel Mohammed, a student of Yenepoya Medical College Deralakatte was attacked and abducted late Wednesday by miscreants who came in a car.

Gathering information from Nabeel's friends, a special team of police had begun a hunt for the abductors early morning. Eye-witnesses had said that the abductors had sped away towards Kasaragod in a brown car.

At around 10:00 am the police team chased the abductors car in Manjeshwar and rescued the student.

Hailing from Kasaragod, Nabeel resides at a rented room in Deralakatte.

The parents of Nabeel, who are well settled in a gulf country, are constructing a multi-story building in Deralakatte area. It is said that Nabeel himself was looking after the construction work.

According to Nabeel's friends, his father used to send huge amount of money required for construction work. It is suspected that the miscreants had kidnaped him either to snatch money for him or for ransom.

A case has been registered at Ullal police station. More details are awaited.

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June 30,2020

Bengaluru, Jun 30: To instill confidence among its commuters, the Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) has decided to put stamp on hand of all passengers before they are allowed to board the buses.

In a statement issued here on Tuesday, The decision was taken in the wake of a sudden jump in the number of COVID-19 cases reported from Bengaluru.

The round stamp is, however, different from 'home-quarantine' stamp applied to infected and they were not allowed to travel. Officials said that the measure is aimed at reassuring passengers that those travelling with them do not have symptoms. The left hand will be stamped with an ink which can be washed away by the time they reach home.

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News Network
March 6,2020

Mysuru, Mar 6: A woman was murdered by her husband in front of her father in the wee hours of Friday at her home in Hosakamanakoppal, Yelwal hobli here, police said on Friday.

The police said the deceased is Mamatha, a native of Periyapatna who was married to Nagesh of Hosakamanakoppal about seven years ago. The couple has a six-year-old son. Mamatha was Nagesh’s second wife as his first wife had allegedly committed suicide.

It is said that Nagesh was addicted to liquor and gambling and used to fight with Mamatha over petty reasons. 

Yesterday night too, there was a fight between the couple and Mamatha’s father pacified both of them and all of them went to sleep later.

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June 20,2020

Bengaluru, Jun 20: A 56-year-old head constable, who had tested positive for the coronavirus infection a couple of days ago and was undergoing treatment, died on Saturday, police said.

The deceased, attached to the Kalasipalya police station, was being treated at Victoria Hospital here, they said.

This the second death of a policeman in the state due to COVID-19. The first one was an assistant sub-inspector attached to the V V Puram traffic police station.

Officials said the deceased constable was among nine others who had tested positive for COVID-19.

Meanwhile, an ASI with the Wilson Garden traffic police station here has also reportedly tested positive. According to sources, the ASI is undergoing treatment at a designated hospital and the station has been sanitised. His contacts are being quarantined. 

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