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  • Ponzi fraud case: Searches at 5 locations in Bengaluru

    Ponzi fraud case: Searches at 5 locations in Bengaluru

    Bengaluru: The Enforcement Directorate (ED), on Tuesday conducted searches at 5 locations in Bengaluru and Mandya district of Karnataka, according to the Enforcement Directorate (ED).

    The ED said the locations belonged to Hindustan Infracon India Limited and related persons. The search was conducted in connection with a Ponzi scheme fraud case according to a report of ANI in ndtv.com.

    ED has conducted searches on 27.6.2023 at 5 locations of Bengaluru/Mandya (Karnataka) belonging to M/s Hindustan Infracon India Ltd & related persons in a Ponzi Scheme fraud case. During the searches, various incriminating documents & records of cash transactions were seized,” said the ED on Saturday. A Ponzi scheme fraud tricks investors into making huge investments by promising them massive profits.

  • Distressed by the harassment of teachers, a minor girl died

    Distressed by the harassment of teachers, a minor girl died

    Bengaluru (IANS). Fed up with the alleged harassment by two teachers, a 16-year-old girl student committed suicide at Parvatipura in Karnataka’s Bengaluru Rural district. The police gave this information on Friday.

    The deceased student was a resident of Parvatipura. She was a student of Millennium Public School.

    Police said the girl was depressed after coming home from school on June 20. His parents noticed this, but ignored it. The girl had food and later went to her room. When she did not come out of the room for a long time and did not respond, the parents broke down the door and found her hanging from the ceiling fan.

    Police said, though he was taken to a nursing home, doctors could not save him.

    According to the police, the parents recently came to know about the torture and harassment by two teachers, Nalina and Qamar Taj, from her friends. Both the teachers are alleged to have often scolded and humiliated her over trivial matters.

    A few days before the suicide, the girl was asked to do 100 sit-ups in front of the students in the class. Nalini scolded him in front of the class. She said that she did not want to see his face and he sat on the last bench. On the day Sara committed suicide, both the teachers called her to a separate room and while coming back, the students noticed that she was crying.

    Sara was also allegedly harassed by teacher Qamar Taj’s son Hamin.

    Hamin harasses her by making love proposals and forces her to have a relationship with him. He had told all his friends that he was in love with the girl and would marry her. He also threatened to teach her a lesson if she refused his offer.

    The girl had told her friends that she did not want to live.

    Police said, the parents have mentioned all the facts in the complaint.

    Teacher Qamar Taj is missing since the complaint was lodged. Hosakote police have registered a case.

  • Sharad Pawar gave big information about the meeting of opposition parties

    Sharad Pawar gave big information about the meeting of opposition parties

    New Delhi: In view of the Lok Sabha elections, the second phase of the meeting of the opposition parties involved in the exercise of the Grand Alliance will now be held in Bengaluru. Till earlier it was said that the meeting would be held in Shimla, but now NCP Chief Sharad Pawar has announced to change the venue of the meeting. He has informed that the meeting will be organized in Bengaluru on 13 and 14 July.

  • FIR on Amit Malviya for posting on Rahul Gandhi

    FIR on Amit Malviya for posting on Rahul Gandhi

    Bengaluru (IANS). Karnataka Police has registered an FIR against Amit Malviya, National Convenor of BJP IT Cell, for publishing derogatory posts against Rahul Gandhi and Congress leaders.

    The Bengaluru Police has registered a case against Amit Malviya, National Convenor of BJP IT Cell, for posting derogatory posts.

    Let us tell you that state Congress leader Ramesh Babu had lodged a complaint regarding the release of an animated video of Rahul Gandhi.

    Amit Malviya posted an animated video on June 17 from his official account.

    It is alleged that Amit Malviya had remarked about Rahul Gandhi that “he is playing a dangerous game. Rahul Gandhi, who is chanting anti-India slogans, is leaving no stone unturned to defame India abroad.”

    Reacting to the FIR lodged against Amit Malviya, Minister of State Priyank Kharge said that BJP leaders find it difficult to follow the law of the country. I want to ask BJP that which part of the FIR has been filed with malafide intention.

    According to information, it has been claimed in that video that Congress party is involved in anti-national activities and whenever Rahul Gandhi goes abroad, he is involved in anti-national activities. It is also shown in the video that Congress and Rahul Gandhi are breaking the country.

    Priyank Kharge said that we have decided to shut down the factory of lies run by the BJP party. BJP party workers create fake news, now we will not let this happen. Also said that those posting communal posts will be dealt with strictly.

    Kharge said that Amit Malviya should come to Bangalore and tell how Congress is involved in anti-national activities. Otherwise, he will have to apologize and give a letter to the effect that he will not make such allegations in future, he added.

  • BJP’s election mode, Karnataka BJP hopes from Yeddyurappa ..

    BJP’s election mode, Karnataka BJP hopes from Yeddyurappa ..


    Bengaluru (IANS) | Even after the defeat in the Karnataka assembly elections, the BJP is divided. The infighting within the party is intensifying, as senior leaders are being accused of playing adjustment politics in the state. This development has demoralized the party cadre.

    The party has to appoint the leaders of the opposition for the assembly, council. After the term of Nalin Kumar Kateel ends, the party is looking for a strong candidate for the post of state president. It is discussed that the party will also change the state in-charge Arun Singh.

    As Congress is getting stronger in the state and successfully sending a message to other states against BJP’s prospects, BJP really needs a booster. More than half a dozen cabinet ministers and more than 40 sitting MLAs faced a crushing defeat in the assembly elections.

    According to sources, when it comes to introspection, party leaders who have completely failed to read the mind of the electorate lag behind in evaluation. The Shakti Yojana, which provides free travel to women in the state, has won hearts and has a direct bearing on the BJP’s traditional Hindu vote bank. Using this facility, middle class and poor women are traveling to Hindu pilgrimage sites across Karnataka.

    Famous Hindu temples in Dakshina Kannada, Udupi and other districts of North Karnataka are witnessing huge rush of devotees since the launch of the scheme. Congress workers in Karnataka are claiming the credit and BJP workers at the grassroots level are finding it very difficult to attract people to the party and retain the cadre.

    The BJP is trying to gain an edge by attacking the Congress over the power tariff hike. While the Congress is fully focused on implementing its poll promises and preparing for the Lok Sabha polls, BJP leaders are busy with infighting.

    Former chief minister Basavaraj Bommai, who has been accused of indirectly playing adjustment politics with the Congress party, had to clarify that the meeting with senior Congress leader Shamanur Shivashankarappa was just a courtesy call and they are distant relatives. Bommai also clarified that it has no political connection.

    Party sources said that to avoid further losses, the party has decided to go back to the old warrior, former Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa. As of now, BJP is short of leaders to challenge CM Siddaramaiah and Deputy CM DK Shivakumar. Mysore-Kodagu MP Prathap Simha, known for his scathing attacks on anti-Hindutva forces, has been labeled as an immature politician who speaks to the likes of Siddaramaiah.

    BJP National General Secretary C.T. Ravi has been an attacker on the BJP leadership as well as the opposition Congress. Ravi, who lost the assembly elections, is finding it difficult to face Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar. He challenged Siddaramaiah to show the letter of undertaking by the Food Corporation of India in connection with the dispute over the supply of rice.

    Siddaramaiah published the letter of commitment and asked Ravi to put pressure on the central government instead of playing politics over the poor man’s scheme. These developments indicate that the BJP is clearly on the backfoot in the state.

    The BJP has decided to stage a protest during the assembly session in July. All party MLAs will participate in the protest for 10 days. The party also wants to send a message to the Lingayat community that it respects the leaders of the community.

    Yeddyurappa was repeatedly stopped by the party from undertaking a statewide tour after asking him to step down as CM. The party completely sidelined him until internal surveys indicated that the Lingayat community, which provided the party’s core strength, had drifted away from him.

    Dingleswara Swamiji of Balehosur Math had said that the BJP’s prospects in the state were so poor that even if Yeddyurappa tried to rebuild it, the party would not be able to revive its past glory. At the peak of the PM Modi wave, the party had won 25 of the 28 Lok Sabha seats. Congress won only one seat. This time Congress is claiming with full confidence that it will win more than 20 seats with the vote bank of Dalit, Muslim, general caste.

    Party sources said the high command is closely monitoring the developments in the state and taking note of mistakes. Plans are afoot to recapture Karnataka as it is the gateway for the party to South India. Cadres and workers are eagerly awaiting the move to rebuild the party’s base in Karnataka.

  • Bengaluru pre-school attack: AAP says government control over Montessori is necessary

    Bengaluru pre-school attack: AAP says government control over Montessori is necessary

    Bengaluru (IANS) | A child was attacked by another child in a pre-school in Bangalore. A day after the incident came to light, Karnataka’s Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) unit on Friday said that government control over Montessori and pre-schools is necessary. Addressing a press conference at the party’s media office regarding the incident, AAP state working president Mohan Dasari said, in a commercial city like Bengaluru, couples are tasked with supporting their families and dealing with burning issues like rising prices. have to go.

    They should send their children to Montessori or daycare centers. Hundreds of such accidents are happening in the city because the Montessori owners are only business minded and earning money without employing trained staff.

    The state government should immediately take appropriate steps to monitor such incidents and curb them by implementing government guidelines and strict rules. He urged the government to take immediate action in the interest of children and parents.

    Ashok Mrityunjay, Vice President, Bengaluru City, who attended the press conference, said that NCERT gave a report in 2013 itself and said that it should be implemented by 2016. The government has not yet implemented the guidelines of the report, it shows the irresponsibility of the government. He demanded that the Education Minister should immediately focus on this sector and appoint a commission.

    Party secretary Sushma Veer said that the government should show a sense of motherhood and humanity in this matter. Government should take immediate strict action on these private Montessori to make children better citizens. They can look at the Montessori schools run by the AAP government in Delhi and open similar schools in the state as well.

    Shocking video that has surfaced on social media shows the boy repeatedly assaulting the girl at a pre-school when the attendant walks her out of class with a child. It is shown in the video that during this time many more children were also present. Even when the helpless child tries to defend, the boy gives him no chance and sits on top of him and continues to strike.

    The video, which has the voice of the mother of the assaulted child, shows the mother crying and sobbing as she watches her child being mercilessly thrashed. Parents have questioned the management over the absence of an attendant for five minutes in the classroom and the children being left on their own. Police has taken cognizance of the incident and is initiating action against the pre-school.

    –IANS

  • Woman from Lucknow jumps from 10th floor in Bengaluru, dies

    Woman from Lucknow jumps from 10th floor in Bengaluru, dies

    Bengaluru (IANS) | A woman from Lucknow jumped to her death from the 10th floor of her apartment in Nagenahalli village near Yelahanka area in Bengaluru. The deceased has been identified as 27-year-old Amrita Sharma.

    Amrita Sharma, who works in a private company, was married two years ago. He jumped from the 10th floor on Thursday night.

    The woman was taken to the hospital where she was declared brought dead.

    Police said Sharma had recently lost her father and was attached to him.

    His family members in Lucknow have been informed and are coming to Bengaluru.

    Police said that once his family members record their statements, they will get more clarity in the matter.

    –IANS

  • Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah’s wife hospitalized, delay in leaving for Delhi

    Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah’s wife hospitalized, delay in leaving for Delhi

    Bengaluru (IANS) | Due to the hospitalization of Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah’s wife, he could not leave for Delhi on Wednesday. Party sources gave this information. Siddaramaiah’s wife Parvathy was admitted to Manipal Hospital late on Tuesday night after she complained of high fever.

    The chief minister, who was supposed to leave Kempegowda airport at 9.50 am, will now leave by a special flight from HAL airport at 11.30 am after seeing his ailing wife.

    He is scheduled to meet President Draupadi Murmu and Union Home Minister Amit Shah in the national capital.

    After assuming office, the Chief Minister described the meeting with the President and the Union Home Minister as a ‘courtesy’ call.

    His visit to New Delhi assumes significance as the Congress government in Karnataka has launched an all-out attack on the ruling BJP government at the Center for denying it the sale of rice through the Food Corporation of India.

    Hitting out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the chief minister accused the BJP of trying to steal the poor man’s food and sabotage the Anna Bhagya scheme, under which 10 kg of free rice is to be distributed to each member of a BPL cardholder family.

    The BJP Karnataka unit also hit back, triggering a war of words between the leaders of the two parties.

    The Congress had staged a dharna against the Center and in retaliation, the BJP also staged a counter-dharna. BJP leaders were arrested and later released.

    Meanwhile, State Food and Civil Supplies Minister K.H. Muniyappa will meet Union Food Minister Piyush Goyal and appeal for supply of rice to the state.

    –IANS

  • Heavy rain worsens situation in Bengaluru, traffic jam on roads

    Heavy rain worsens situation in Bengaluru, traffic jam on roads

    Bengaluru (IANS) | Incessant rains threw normal life out of gear in Bengaluru on Tuesday. Commuters faced huge traffic jams across the city. Traffic jams were reported in the Central Business District areas. Whereas, many main roads were submerged.

    Traffic towards Kempe Gowda International Airport was also affected. Whereas, metro stations were crowded as people tried to avoid traffic jams on the roads.

    The Bengaluru Traffic Police also urged drivers and passengers to slow down and drive safely.

    Meteorological centers have predicted continuous heavy rains for at least the next two days.

    –IANS

  • 10 injured in shuttle bus accident at Galuru airport

    10 injured in shuttle bus accident at Galuru airport

    Bengaluru (IANS) | A shuttle bus at the Kempegowda International Airport in Bangalore rammed into a pole on Sunday. 10 people were injured in this accident. A child is also included in the injured. The bus was carrying 17 passengers and was plying between two terminals. There is no news of any casualty in this accident which took place at around 5 am. There were also two members of the cabin crew in the bus.

    The passengers with minor injuries were taken to the hospital for treatment. The Karnataka Police has registered a case and started investigation into the accident. Police is probing if the bus driver had dozed off when the bus hit the pole, or there was some other reason.

    Shuttle buses connect T1 to the newly launched T2 terminal, less than a kilometer away. Most domestic airlines operate from the new terminal. Commuters rely on a shuttle bus service to reach T2.

    The Bangalore Airport Authority is planning to shift all international operations to the new terminal, while the old terminal will handle domestic flights.

    –IANS