APCR team visits Haveri, demands release of innocents
Bangalore, Sept 21: Association for Protection of Civil Rights (APCR) state delegation led by Advocate Abdul Salam visited Hangal in Haveri district and met injured people who were admitted to the Haveri District Hospital after being allegedly beaten by police during violent incident which was reported on Tuesday in Hirur village during Ganesh festival.
Delegation collected the details about the incident and assured to provide legal aid. They also met the pregnant woman who blamed police for atrocities. She said that police broke into her house damaging the main door and start beating her asking for the male in the house. Delegation also visited the district prison where 14 people are behind the bar in this case. Advocate Abdul Salam assured all legal help to bail them out.
APCR team later met district Superintendent of police K. Parashuram and shared the details about the innocent youths who were taken into custody. The team also complained about the police harassment and torture including that of the pregnant woman. They demanded to take stern action against those police personnel who were responsible for the acts. APCR also demanded the release of innocent youth who were picked up from their houses while they were sleeping in the middle of the night.
SP K. Parashuram assured the delegation that he will inquire about the incidents and take necessary action. He also assured that no innocent youth will be arrested.
The delegation which was led by state executive member Advocate Abdul Salam included Mohammed Fazal and Ishaque, Retired Dysp and APCR Chitradurga district president. Haveri APCR president Azmatullah, Abdul Qadir, Dada peer, Zaheer Abbas amongst others were also present.
APCR state secretary Advocate Niyaz Ahmed informed that APCR will provide legal help to all the innocent youth who have been arrested by Haveri police. He extended the offer of legal help to even those youth who fled the village fearing arrest. He told the family members of the accused to contact APCR Hanagal secretary Advocate Yassir Arafat on his mobile 9886827691 for any kind of legal support.
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Asha Bhosle hospitalised after cardiac arrest; undergoing treatment in Mumbai
Mumbai: Legendary playback singer Asha Bhosle has been hospitalised after suffering a cardiac arrest on Saturday, April 11.
She has been admitted to Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai, where she is currently undergoing treatment. According to reports, she has been shifted to the Emergency Medical Services unit of the hospital. Doctor Pratit Samdani confirmed her admission, news agency IANS reported.
Bhosle, 93, is regarded as one of the most iconic and versatile voices in Indian music, with a career spanning over seven decades. She has recorded thousands of songs across multiple languages and genres.
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