Mangaluru: Shrimathi murder case, four persons interrogated; investigations intensifies
Mangaluru: Police Tuesday interrogated four persons in connection with the murder of a married woman, Shrimathi Shetty, informed the sources.
The woman was brutally killed, and her head was placed at Kadri, and her body parts were found in Nandigudda on Sunday, while parts of her leg have not been traced out yet.
Three teams formed: Considering the woman's murder case seriously, Police Commissioner Dr. Sandeep Patil has instructed to form three teams to probe the case and speed up the investigation. Police have subjected several people to the inquiry and perused the information.
Husband inquired in jail: An investigation team interrogated the Shrimati Shetty's second husband, Sudeep, at Mangaluru Sub Jail in connection with the murder.
Several cases related to theft incidents were registered against Sandeep at various police stations in the City, following which he has been sent to the jail. It has been learnt that Sandeep had threatened Shrimati as there were some issues in their family matters.
CCTV Footage: The woman was running a fan repair shop near Attavara. Shrimati, who always used to use her car to reach the shop, came on a scooter on Saturday. A CCTV footage shows that she proceeded towards Gorigudda on her scooty on Saturday.
Scooter found near Naguri: According to police sources, the scooter of the deceased was found in Naguri in the City.
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PM leads mega roadshow in Sikkim, to attend celebrations marking 50 years of statehood on Tuesday
Gangtok (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi led a mega roadshow in Gangtok on Monday evening after arriving in Sikkim to attend the closing ceremony of 50 years of statehood celebrations.
Modi, who wore a traditional Bhutia cap and a Lepcha coat, was received at the Libing helipad by Governor Om Prakash Mathur and Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang.
From the helipad, the PM began the roadshow, which concluded at Lok Bhavan, where he will stay overnight.
On the open vehicle, Modi was flanked by CM Tamang on his left and state BJP president D R Thapa on his right.
Large crowds lined the roads for hours, waving national flags and waiting to catch a glimpse of the Prime Minister.
As his convoy moved slowly through the city, people broke into celebrations. Some enthusiastic supporters chanted "Modi, Modi, Modi", while a few women were seen showering flower petals in his direction.
Modi acknowledged the cheering crowds by waving continuously.
Tamang was also seen urging the gathered people to cheer for the PM during the roadshow.
The route of the roadshow was decorated, with arch gates erected at several points and large cut-outs of Modi placed along the roads.
On Tuesday, Modi will visit the Orchidarium in Gangtok. To commemorate the golden jubilee of Sikkim's statehood and showcase the state's ecological and floral heritage, the 'Swarnajayanti Maitri Manjari' Park has been developed as a world-class Orchid Experience Centre.
The PM will also participate in the closing ceremony of Sikkim's 50th statehood celebrations at Paljor Stadium, where he will unveil development projects worth over Rs 4,000 crore.
The projects cover several sectors, including infrastructure, connectivity, healthcare, education, power, urban development, environment, tourism and agriculture.
Modi is also scheduled to address the gathering on the occasion.
He was expected to attend the opening ceremony of the year-long celebrations last year, but could not reach the venue due to inclement weather. However, he addressed the event virtually from Siliguri in neighbouring West Bengal.
Tamang later thanked the people for giving the grand reception to the PM during the hour-long roadshow in the state capital.
"With immense fervour and heartfelt enthusiasm, the people of Sikkim accorded a grand and resounding welcome to Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji on his arrival in Gangtok," he said in a social media post.
Tamang said people from all walks of life gathered in large numbers to greet him, reflecting the deep respect and warm affection the people of Sikkim hold for his leadership.
"It was indeed an honour to join him during the roadshow and witness the overwhelming love and support of the people firsthand," he said.
