Man jumps to death in Netravati River from Panemangaluru bridge; mobile, bike found near bridge
Bantwal: In an incident that reportedly occurred on Tuesday night, an individual jumped into the Netravati River from the Panemangaluru Bridge in an apparent suicide.
The deceased has been identified as Jaleel (55), a resident of Karaje. The locals have revealed that around 11 pm on Tuesday, Jaleel had jumped to his death from the bridge at Panemangaluru.
The deceased’s footwear, mobile phone, and bike were found on the bridge around 11 pm on Tuesday. In the background of finding these items, suspecting suicide, the local swimmers jumped into the river in search of the deceased, it is learned.
Upon making inquiries using the recovered mobile phone, it was found that the device belonged to a Karaje resident named Jaleel. Although a search was conducted throughout the night, his body was not found. However, on Wednesday morning, when local swimmers Sattar and Muhammed went out on another search operation, they reportedly found the body.
The dead body was taken to the mortuary at the Bantwal government hospital, and a suicide case was registered at the Bantwal city police station, it is learned. The reason behind the suicide is yet to be ascertained.
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Bus helper held for stealing USD 1,600 from Iranian woman's purse in Delhi; money recovered
New Delhi (PTI): The Delhi Police has arrested a bus helper and recovered USD 1,600 that was allegedly stolen from the purse of an Iranian woman who had forgotten it on a private bus at ISBT Kashmere Gate, an official said on Sunday.
The incident came to light on December 15, when a complaint was lodged at the ISBT Kashmere Gate police post by Dr Ali Akbar Shah, a professor at Delhi University and a resident of Mukherjee Nagar, the police said.
He informed police that his guest, Fareshteh Sayanjali, an Iranian national, had arrived in India on December 13 and was staying at his residence, they said.
The woman had travelled to Uttarakhand's Rishikesh and was returning to Delhi on December 15 in a bus. While de-boarding at ISBT Kashmere Gate around 1.45 pm, she inadvertently left her purse on the bus seat, the police officer said.
After some time, she received a phone call from the bus operator informing her that the purse had been found in the vehicle. However, when the purse was handed back to her, she discovered that USD 1,600 in cash kept inside was missing," the officer added.
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Based on Dr Shah's statement, an FIR was registered at Kashmere Gate police station on December 16, and an investigation was taken up, police said.
During the investigation, the team questioned the driver and conductor of the bus in which the woman had travelled, police said.
During questioning, the conductor told police that Monish, the bus helper, found the purse lying abandoned on a seat and handed it over to him, police said.
Monish initially attempted to mislead the investigators, but later confessed to stealing the US dollars from the purse, police said
Following his disclosure, Monish was arrested on December 17 and recovered the entire stolen amount, police said.
The accused, Monish, 26, is a resident of Jahangirpuri in north Delhi.
He has studied up to Class 10 and has been working as a helper with the private bus service for the past year, they said.
