Mangaluru: Man falsely claims he was chased by men with swords in Ullal
Police Commissioner says action will be taken against him for spreading rumours
Mangaluru: The Mangaluru City Police Commissioner N. Shashikumar said that appropriate action would be taken against the individual who spread rumours about a sword attack. Reportedly, a man had claimed that he was chased by someone trying to attack him with a sword in the jurisdiction of the Ullal police station.
According to the police, a Uchil resident identified as Kishore is the man who spread the rumour.
On Wednesday morning, Kishore had spread a rumour that he had been chased by someone carrying a sword at K.C Nagar’s Mullugudde. The Ullal police revealed that when the police questioned him about the incident, they learned that no such instance had occurred and that he had lied about the entire episode.
The Mangaluru Police Commissioner N. Shashikumar responded concerning the incident and said, “Incident of sword attack has not occurred. When I visited the place and questioned the person who spread this rumour, he confessed that he had imagined it, as nobody had attacked him with a sword and neither had anybody chased him. Appropriate action will be taken against the person who spread this rumour”, he informed.
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Hit by car, delivery agent dies after falling from flyover in Delhi
New Delhi (PTI): A food delivery agent died after falling from the Dabri flyover in southwest Delhi when his scooter was allegedly hit by a car on Thursday morning, police said.
The car driver fled from the spot, police said.
A PCR call was received at 7:35 am informing that a person had fallen from the Dabri flyover on Pankha road and required immediate medical assistance, they said.
A police team rushed to the spot and found a damaged scooter and a car on the flyover. The scooter rider sustained serious injuries and was immediately shifted to a nearby hospital in an ambulance, where doctors declared him dead, they added.
According to police, the victim was identified as Rajkumar, a resident of Jharkhand's Godda district. He was working as a delivery executive with a private food delivery service in Delhi.
The car involved in the accident bears a Delhi registration number and is registered in the name of a Dabri resident, police said.
"The body has been preserved in a mortuary and efforts are underway to apprehend the absconding driver," a senior police officer said.
A case has been registered under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and an investigation is underway to ascertain the exact sequence of events leading to the accident, police said.
