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“Almost all the people in the slum told our men that they had purchased second-hand phones from these robbers for ‘reasonable’ rates,” said an officer.
Stretched thin Police keep a tight vigil to ensure the restrictions are followed as the city struggles to bring covid numbers in check A doctor allegedly went on an assault spree at his hospital while an administrator was booked for not reporting a covid death, proving that these days, medicos are... T he pandemic has seen the best and worst of all kinds of people. While some patients were unable to avail of medical assistance, others turned to blaming the medical staff for not saving their loved ones. Doctors too have had a trying time. A visiting doctor at a private hospital was asked to not report for duty as he had failed to inform the medical director about a patient’s medical history. As a result, the doctor turned up at the hospital with some associates and began to harass the staff.
Wife’s family murders man they had not approved of Bangalore Mirror Bureau / Updated: Feb 17, 2021, 06:00 IST They forced her into another marriage, but she eloped with man she loved A 27-year-old man was murdered by his brother-in-law and relatives of his wife a day before his birthday in front of his house in Laggere on Tuesday. His wife’s family had called him under the pretext of wishing him. The deceased has been identified as N Chetan, a resident of Laggere and an electrician. Chetan was married to Bhumika, from Kunigal in Tumkuru, just two months ago. The police have detained the suspects, Bhumika’s younger brother Akash Kumar, 19, a cab driver, her uncle, Nanjesh, 58, an assistant in a hotel and her first cousin, Dilip, 20, a flower vendor. Police said that Bhumika was in love with Chetan but her parents did not approve of their marriage.