Police arrest four for diesel theft

January 17, 2012

Mangalore, January 17: The police in Haliyal have arrested four persons for allegedly stealing diesel from the generator of a telephone tower belonging to a private mobile phone company at Murkawada.

A total of 60 litres of diesel estimated at Rs. 2,700 was recovered from the accused. The police seized a goods rickshaw used to transport the stolen diesel.

Among the arrested, Ramesh alias Ramanagouda Gowdar hailed from Karadigudda while Nagaraj Badiger and Fakirappa Dinni were from Holtikoti village in Dharwad District. Mahesh Pattar is a resident of Byahatti in Dharwad district.

The police are on the look out for another accused Moinuddin Babajaan. The accused were found to have been involved in the theft of diesel and the batteries in other places, the police said.

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19-yr-old college girl dies as she and her mother stab each other repeatedly in Bengaluru

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April 30,2024

Bengaluru, Apr 30: In a horrific incident, a quarrel between a 60-year-old woman and her 19-year-old daughter ended in the murder of the latter, after they both stabbed each other. The incident took place in Shastri Nagar in Banashankari police station limits in Bengaluru, on Monday evening.

The deceased has been identified as Sahitya, who had completed PUC this year. Her mother, who has sustained stab injuries, has been hospitalised. Police said the incident occurred around 7.30 pm, when a fight broke out between the mother and daughter at their house.

They both allegedly picked up knives and started stabbing each other. While the mother stabbed the daughter thrice in the neck and stomach, the daughter stabbed her mother four times. Hearing the commotion, the neighbours rushed to their house and alerted the police on seeing both of them lying in a pool of blood.

The police, who rushed to the scene, shifted both women to hospital, where Sahitya was declared brought dead. The mother, whose name was not revealed, is undergoing treatment.

“As per the initial probe, only the two were living in the house. The reasons for the incident will be known only after the mother recovers and we record her statement,” the police said. The Banashankari police have registered a murder case and are further investigating.

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