Bengaluru, June 08: A woman constable rescued an abondoned orphan newborn baby by breastfeeding it.
Thought to be abandoned just minutes after delivery the baby was left in an under-construction building, covered in blood stains. Archana's motherly instincts took over and she immediately held the baby in her arms while the rest of her team called for medical attention.
When this heart touching story went viral, the CM was deeply moved and took to Twitter to express his gratitude. Unnamed till then, the tweet ended up being an inspiration for the police team that decided to name the baby boy after the chief minister.
Already a mother of a five-month-old son, Archana said, "Being a mother, I sensed he was hungry. I took him and fed him and he stopped crying. What more could have I done apart from feeding him? When I took him and started feeding him, I felt as though I were feeding my son Ashith."
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Udupi: Udupi City Police have registered a case of online fraud after a 62-year-old hotel chef was allegedly cheated of Rs 1.13 lakh by a woman who befriended him on WhatsApp, claiming to be based in London.
The victim, identified as Pandu Kariappa Poojary, a resident of Kuthpadi in Udupi, was working at a hotel in Mangaluru.
He reportedly came into contact with a woman identifying herself as Emilda William on WhatsApp. During their interactions, she told Poojary that she planned to start a cosmetics and hotel business in India and would meet him during a visit to Mangaluru.
On April 7, Emilda sent Poojary a flight ticket from London to Delhi via WhatsApp. The following day, Poojary received a phone call from a woman who informed him that Emilda had arrived at Delhi airport carrying a demand draft worth Rs 5 crore along with other items. The caller allegedly asked him to pay Rs 70,000.
Subsequently, Poojary also received a call from Emilda, who was reportedly crying and spoke about the situation. Believing the claims, he transferred a total of Rs 1,13,300 in phases using a scanner. He later realised that he had been cheated.
