Mangaluru: Mangaluru City Police on Thursday arrested three people in connection with an assault on a person who allegedly raped cow in Kavoor’s Kunjathbail in Mangaluru.
The arrested have been identified as Sushanth, Abhi and Prajwal for assaulting Mohammed Ansari of Jharkhand for allegedly having raped cow.
The case came to light when a video of the assault by the accused went viral on social media wherein the assaulters were speaking in Tulu language, prompting Mangaluru Police to file two suo-motto case and initiate action.
Kavoor police registered case and initiated action into the matter leading to the arrest of three on Thursday.
The police is also looking for Ansari on charges of raping a cow.
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Chandigarh (PTI): A blast that took place at a railway track near the Shambhu area in Punjab's Patiala was an attempted detonation, a senior police officer said on Tuesday.
The person who was trying to carry out the detonation on Monday has died, Patiala SSP Varun Sharma said.
The blast took place near the Shambhu-Ambala rail track. Police earlier said that an unidentified body, which was blown into pieces, was recovered from the spot.
Initially, it was considered a low-intensity blast. However, investigation has revealed that it was an attempted detonation.
The explosion occurred at around 10 pm at the rail track dedicated for freight trains, police said.
The explosion also caused some damage to the track.
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"Late night, we had received information about a low intensity explosion at a railway track near Shambhu-Haryana border. Immediately, I, along with the deputy inspector general of police and other senior officials, rushed to the spot to take stock of the situation.
"We found that it was not a low intensity explosion but an attempted detonation," the SSP said.
During the attempt, the person who was trying to carry out the detonation died, and his body has been recovered, he said.
Police said they have recovered a SIM card from the spot.
"After getting whatever scientific evidence including a SIM card from the spot, police have launched technical investigation," Sharma said.
"We expect that we will soon unravel the whole conspiracy," he said.
He further said the Government Railway Police, the Railway Protection Force and other agencies are involved in investigation.
Earlier in January, a blast on a dedicated freight corridor railway track in the Fatehgarh Sahib district's Sirhind had damaged the engine of a train and left a loco pilot injured.
