Alleged pro-Pakistan slogans: Sangh Parivar members assault youth
Chikkamagaluru: A group of Sangh Parivar members has reportedly attacked a tourist for allegedly raising pro-Pakistan slogans at Kaimara village near here.
Yunus, a resident of Chitradurga, along with 40 others; was on his way to visit Chikkamagaluru's Baba Budangeri by a private bus on Thursday morning. When the bus stopped at a check post near Kaimara village, a group of Sangha Parivar activists rushed there and reportedly beat up Yunus alleging that he had raised pro-Pakistan slogans.
It has been learnt that the Sangh Parivar activists also assaulted a hotel owner who had come to the rescue of Yunus. In addition, the activists gave a complaint against the youth in the Chikkamagaluru rural police station.
Subsequently, the police rushed to the spot and reportedly subjected the youths to interrogation. The police are said to have arrested the tourists and booked a case against them under IPC Sections 153 (A), 504 and 506.
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Bengaluru: Theives attempt to steal parked bus, end up crashing it
Bengaluru: A major accident was averted on late Saturday night in Anekal, a suburb of Bengaluru, after a group of men allegedly attempted to steal a parked bus, causing damage to the front portion of the vehicle.
According to the police, the bus had been parked along Thali Road in Anekal after the driver left the spot.
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Taking advantage of the situation, four allegedly intoxicated men tried to steal the bus by tampering with its wiring. However, they lost control of the vehicle, which rammed into two electric poles.
Alert residents intervened, stopped the bus, and apprehended one of the accused, who was later handed over to the police. The remaining three suspects managed to flee the scene.
Anekal police have registered a case and launched an investigation.
