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Police embrace QR code-based beat system

Congolese man's death in police custody sparks violence in Bengaluru

Woman inspector among 4 cops suspended on extortion charges in K'taka

Woman inspector among 4 cops suspended on extortion charges in K taka ​ By IANS | ​ 0 Views Suspended. . Image Source: IANS News Bengaluru, July 30 : The Karnataka Police have suspended a woman inspector and three other policemen on charges of extorting money from a couple after threatening them with a case and imprisonment. Director General of Police (DGP) Praveen Sood has issued orders in this regard and kept Renuka, the inspector attached to the CEN police station in Whitefield division. Her colleagues, who turned partners in the crime sub-inspectors Naveen, Ganesh, constable Hemanth Amana were suspended by the Commissioner of Police Kamal Pant, police said on Friday.

Extortion plaint against 4 cops

Extortion plaint against 4 cops Extortion plaint against 4 cops Bangalore Mirror Bureau / Updated: Jul 25, 2021, 06:00 IST A complaint has been lodged against a lady inspector and three other police officers with Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB) in connection with extorting money from a couple who are into interior decoration business. The report is likely to be submitted by the ACB to the Commissioner of Police Kamal Pant on Monday. Renuka, police inspector, Ganesh, sub-inspectors, constable Hemanth all attached to CEN police station in the Whitefield division are accused of allegedly demanding Rs 10 lakh from the complainant and his wife after threatening them that they would be jailed in case of non-payment.

Extortion case: Complaint lodged against 4 cops in Karnataka

B'luru Police uses lathi again despite senior orders against it, this time only for show [details]

FIR against actor Chetan - The Hindu

City Police have registered a FIR against Kannada actor Chetan for his recent remarks against brahminism. Chetan had recently made a series of social media posts critical of brahminism and how we as a

Exploiting a catastrophic situation

Exploiting a catastrophic situation By LEO SALDANHA bed allocation appears to have been part of a well-orchestrated campaign Are you hiring for a corporation or a Madrasa?” Ravi Subramanya, Basavanagudi MLA bellowed at shocked BBMP officials that he, his nephew Tejasvi Surya Bengaluru South MP, Chikpet MLA Uday Garudachar and Bommanahalli MLA Satish Reddy had accosted in BBMP’s ‘ Covid War Room’ on 4th May. They collectively continued shouting allegations of a scam in the allotment of beds through the BBMP quota system. Corruption in bed allocation is unpardonable at any time, particularly in a pandemic that has become India’s catastrophe. An MP and MLA are duty-bound to expose such corruption. And it is right that they held a press conference about this. But as the viral video of BJP elected representatives accosting the BBMP officials in public reveals, Surya is seen wielding a sheaf of papers from which he reads out names of employees of a private company which

Pharmacist demands probe into black marketing of COVID-19 drug Remdesivir

Bengaluru: Kidnapping of 11-year-old boy solved in less than a day by city police

11-year-old kidnapped in Bengaluru rescued within 24 hours of abduction by city police. (Photo: ANI)ANI/Twitter The Bengaluru city police s recent rescue of an 11-year-old boy in the city has been a massive feat. The boy was rescued within 24 hours of being abducted on Thursday. He has now been reunited with his family.   The kidnappers had also demanded Rs 2 crores in ransom from the family. The team of police officers who cracked the case has received a reward, for their incredible effort. 11-year-old rescued within 24 hours of abduction On Saturday, the Bengaluru Commissioner of Police Kamal Pant praised the efforts of Bengaluru s team which rescued an 11-year-old boy after he was kidnapped. The boy was lured from Shivaji Nagar and was taken to Ulsoor, and then was taken 75 kilometres away to Tumakuru on Thursday, the police had said.