Complaint filed against BJP Yuva Morcha leaders in Udupi for violating election code of conduct
Udupi: A complaint has been filed against the leaders of the BJP Yuva Morcha in Udupi for their involvement in a poster campaign that allegedly violated the election code of conduct.
The Udupi Town Police Station registered a case against the BJP Yuva Morcha leaders for organising a poster campaign without obtaining prior permission from the election officer. Moreover, the campaign failed to include essential details about the publisher's information on the printed material, as mandated by the election code of conduct.
The campaign, targeted against the Congress party, saw members pasting posters on the platform pillars of Bannanje KSRTC bus stand and the walls of underpasses along the Coastal Bypass on April 23.
Gautam Shastri, an officer of the Flying Squad Team of Udupi Constituency, took action against the leaders, including Srivatsa, Shivprasad, Dhanush, and others associated with the BJP Yuva Morcha, by issuing fines for their infractions.
Subsequently, a formal case has been filed at the Udupi Town Police Station based on the complaint lodged.
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B.Tech student dies by suicide in hostel room near Bengaluru: Police
Bengaluru, May 17: A first-year B.Tech student died allegedly by hanging herself from a ceiling fan in her hostel room at a private engineering college in Heelalige near Bengaluru, police said on Friday.
The deceased has been identified as Harshitha (18), they said.
According to the police, on Thursday evening, Harshitha was found hanging in her room which was allegedly locked from inside. A few students who saw her hanging body through the window alerted the college management. They broke open the door and rushed her to the hospital where she was declared brought dead.
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"She died by suicide. However, no suicide note was found from the spot. But we are probing the exact cause that might have led her to take this extreme step," a senior police officer said.
