Man meets end for refusing to divorce his wife

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September 21, 2013
Mangalore, Sep 21: Dead body of a man recovered from his father-in-law's house, hung from the cieling has sparked suspicion. The family members of the deceased have billed the death of their loved one as murder. However, the police have arrested the deceased's father-in-law and wife's aunt in this connection to the case.
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Navin Kumar (28), resident of Neril in Vamanjur is the deceased. On Friday morning, Navin's dead body was found hanging from the ceiling, at his father-in-law's house at Malemar near Derebail. While Navin's family leveled allegations against his in-laws, the cops nabbed Narayan, Navin's father-in-law and Sumithra, his wife's aunt. They were produced before the Court.

Reason

Navin worked as an aluminium fabricator. He married a girl named Mangala from Malemar two years ago and then started living at Malemar, in his in-law's place. But, three months ago, he had shifted to Vamanjur. Navin had a habit of spending time till late night with his friends at Konchady club. However, as against his routine, on Friday night, Navin who stayed at Konchady mid-night left the place abruptly without informing his friends, following a phone call.

He had been to his wife's house, where his wife had allegedly demanded divorce from him.

His relatives say that this must have sparked a fight between the two leading to murder of Navin.

They say that to hush up the matter, Mangala and her family members must have hung him, to make it seem like a suicide. Kavoor police who are investigating the matter had sent the body for post-mortem.

Frustrated

It is said that Navin was disheartened by his wife's behaviour. Further, her persistent demand for divorce had driven Navin into depression and to come out of his unchanging reality, he had resorted to spending maximum time at Konchady club with his friends.

It is said that on the night of Navin's death, the same episode must had taken place. Mangala must have demanded for divorce over the phone and must have called him over to her house at Konchady. Since Mangala's brother too had come to Malemar on the same day from Bangalore, it is believed that the crime was executed in a well-organised manner.

In the entire episode, Mangala's aunt Sumithra is believed to have played a major role. She did not only poison Mangala's mind against her husband but also forced her for a divorce. Mangala had sent a divorce notice to Navin a month ago. Responding to this Navin had torn off the notice and had clearly told Mangala that he would not part ways.

Raged by this, Sumithra had several times threatened Navin of dire consequences, alleged Navin's family.

Navin and Mangala had fallen in love with each other and married with the consent of both the families. However, Sumithra was against this marriage. Following the marriage, Sumithra had even left the house and gone away. She only returned five months ago.

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May 1,2024

Hassan MP and Lok Sabha election candidate of the BJP-JD(S) alliance Prajwal Revanna, who is facing an inquiry over the alleged sexual abuse of several women, said the truth will prevail.

The MP, who left the country as soon as the election to his constituency ended, has also sought seven days' time to appear before the Special Investigation Team (SIT) formed by the Karnataka government to inquire into the huge cache of about 3,000 explicit videos and photos allegedly pertaining to him, which have gone viral on social media.

“As I am not in Bangalore to attend the enquiry, I have communicated to CID Bangalore through my advocate. Truth will prevail soon,” Prajwal, grandson of former prime minister and JD(S) patriarch H D Deve Gowda, said in a post on X.

A case has been registered against MLA and former minister H D Revanna and his son Prajwal at Holenarasipura on a complaint lodged by their former cook and relative for allegedly sexually harassing her.

She also alleged that Prajwal made video calls to her daughter and spoke in an objectionable manner, which forced her to block him.

The MP who is seeking re-election from Hassan on a JD(S) ticket, shared a letter by his lawyer Arun G to the Deputy Superintendent of Police of the SIT, in which he has sought seven days' time to appear before the official because he is abroad.

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April 26,2024

A 91-year-old woman passed away minutes after casting her vote in Karnataka's Hunsur on Friday, April 26. Hunsur comes under Mysuru Lok Sabha constituency. Despite her advanced age, Puttamma exercised her democratic right.

Voting held on Friday in 14 constituencies in Karnataka. Polling began at 7 am and will ended at 6 pm.

Chende artiste Manohar dies 

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Chende artiste Manohar (58) died of cardiac arrest after exercising his franchise in Kodagu district.

He had cast his vote at B Shettigeri polling station in Ponnampet taluk. Later, Chende artiste Manohar (58) reportedly collapsed after coming out of the polling booth. Though he was rushed to hospital, doctors declared him brought dead.

Ponnampet Tahsildar Mohankumar said “Manohar had come out of the polling booth and collapsed 200 metres away from the booth.

For the uninitiated, Chende (also known as Chenda) is a cylindrical percussion instrument widely used in cultural events in Tulu Nadu of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu in India.

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April 26,2024

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Mangaluru/Udupi: The Dakshina Kannada and Udupi-Chikmagalur Lok Sabha constituencies recorded a tentative voter turnout of 77.4% and 76.1% respectively until 6 pm on Friday. In the 2019 polls, Dakshina Kannada recorded 77.9%, while Udupi recorded a 75.8% voter turnout.

The DK Lok Sabha constituency recorded a poll percentage of 71.8% at 5 pm. Among the constituencies, Sullia recorded a maximum of 78.4%, followed by Belthangady at 75.6%, Puttur at 75.2%, Bantwal at 73.7%, Mangalore at 73.5%, Mangalore City North at 69.8%, and Mangalore City South at 61.8%.

Urban apathy continued, with Mangalore City South recording the lowest polling percentage.

Meanwhile, Banjarumale, a remote village in Belthangady taluk, recorded 100% polling with all 111 voters showing up two hours before polling ended at 6pm.

Another interior polling station at Elaneer in the same taluk recorded 82% polling at 4 pm. The booth has 471 voters. The district has a total of 18,18,127 voters, with 9,30,928 females, 8,87,122 men, and 77 transgender individuals.

A good number of people turned out to vote during the early hours. Voters are bearing the scorching sun while stepping out to exercise their franchise as heat wave is sweeping through the state. 

The polling process remained largely peaceful, with long queues observed at polling stations from 7 am onwards in several polling stations. However, technical glitches caused delays at a polling station in Karopady, and at St. Xavier School Bejai, where polling was reportedly delayed by nearly two hours.

Polling staff at a booth near the Mulki police station mistakenly marked the wrong finger with ink during voting. They reportedly applied ink to the index finger of the right hand. According to sources, at least 50 individuals had their index finger of the right hand inked. Deputy Commissioner Mullai Mulihan clarified, "The matter was promptly addressed by the sector office. This error affected 8-9 voters"

A total of 18.18 lakh voters in the Dakshina Kannada Lok Sabha constituency and 15.85 lakh in Udupi-Chikmagalur hold the power to determine the fate of candidates competing for their respective segments. The polling process is currently underway across 1,876 booths in Dakshina Kannada and 1,842 polling stations in the Udupi-Chikmagalur segment.

In Dakshina Kannada, a closely contested battle is anticipated between Captain Brijesh Chowta representing the BJP and Padmaraj R Poojary from the Congress. Meanwhile, in the Udupi-Chikmagalur constituency, Kota Shrinivas Poojary of the BJP and K Jayaprakash Hegde of the Congress are the prominent contenders.

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