Udupi: Man in Kollur guns down 4 cows, injures 15 more; Case registered
Udupi: The Kollur Police in Udupi have registered a case against a local man named Narasimha, who allegedly shot down four cows and injured approximately 15 others in Angadi Jeddu, Bellala village, over the past month.
The case was filed based on a complaint lodged by Gulabi, a resident of Angadi Jeddu, who had allowed her cows to graze on September 23. Narasimha, another local resident, reportedly shot at the cows belonging to Gulabi and other villagers, causing fatal injuries to four cows.
Following this act, infuriated locals confronted Narasimha, questioning his actions. In response, Narasimha allegedly issued a death threat, warning the villagers that similar fate awaited them if they failed to protect their cows in the future.
Gulabi, in her formal complaint to the Kollur Police, detailed the incident. She revealed that after injuring several cows, Narasimha callously admitted to killing four cows and injuring approximately 15 others using his firearm. The threatening behavior of the accused has left the village residents deeply alarmed.
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Plea in Madras HC calls for SIT/ED/CBI probe into Gautam Adani's indictment in US bribery case
Chennai: A plea has been filed in the Madras High Court seeking the establishment of a Special Investigation Team (SIT) or directions to the Enforcement Directorate (ED) or Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to probe the corruption charges against Indian businessman Gautam Adani. The plea follows Adani’s indictment by the United States Department of Justice in the Eastern District of New York on bribery charges.
Filed by Advocate and Desiya Makkal Sakthi Katchi President ML Ravi, the plea alleges that Adani, along with other businessmen and power distribution companies in India, was involved in a scheme to bribe Indian government officials. The bribes were reportedly aimed at securing lucrative solar energy contracts with Indian entities. According to the US Department of Justice, Adani’s group paid USD 265 million in bribes, primarily to officials in Andhra Pradesh, to secure contracts with state electricity distribution companies between 2001 and 2023.
Ravi criticised the Indian authorities for their silence on the matter, despite the exposure of the corruption by foreign agencies. He argued that the lack of action by Indian investigation agencies undermines public trust and hinders national development. He called for a thorough investigation to uncover the full extent of the allegations, asserting that public officials had abused their power for personal gain, in violation of their duties.
