" Its like getting my life back " woman thanks Kumaraswamy, Whitefield Police
Complainant at CM Janata Darshan gets justice within 24 hours
Bengaluru: A woman got justice within 24 hours after she sought Chief Minister Kumaraswamy's help against a builder who is said to be delaying the registration of a flat she has purchased from him . The Chief Minister received this complaint in the Janata Darshan on Saturday, and by Monday, the woman obtained her sale deed from the Builder.
Chief Minister Kumaraswamy handed over the sale deed to the woman at his home office Krishna on Tuesday and appreciated the work of the Whitefield police. A visibly happy woman thanked the CM and offered him sweets.
Vandana Kukreja, a resident of Madhya Pradesh, currently employed in Bengaluru, bought a flat at Panatturu in Matarahalli by a Uttar Pradesh-based builder Vijaya Kumar Chaurasia, who is now settled in Bengaluru. Vandana had paid Rs 65 lakh to Vijay for the flat. But even after the builder received full money, flat was not registered in Vandana's name . It is said that Vandana was threatened when she asked about this. With no way left, Vandana approached CM at the Janata Darshan on Saturday. CM immediately instructed the police to take appropriate action and give justice to the woman.
The Whitefield police, who took over the case, provided her justice within a day and made her get the sale deed from the builder by Monday. Speaking regarding the case, The Whitefield Division DCP Abdul Ahad said that the victim's problem was brought to the notice of the Chief Minister in the Janata Darshan on Saturday. “As per the Chief Minister’s direction, the HAL police inspector Sadiq Pasha and our team resolved the problem within 24 hours. Today, CM Kumaraswamy handed over the documents to the woman," he said.
DCP Abdul Ahad has also appealed to the public to seek legal opinion before buying any property, including houses or flat in Bengaluru City.
Vandana said " its like getting my life back . I had given my entire money to him and had completely collapsed. I had even taken loan to give that money ". She thanked the Chief Minister Kumaraswamy, DCP Abdul Ahad and HAL inspector Sadiq Pasha and appreciated the functioning of Whitefield police.
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7 held in election-related violence in Assam: Police
Guwahati, Apr 9 (PTI) Seven people were held in connection with election-related violence at two places in Assam, officials said on Thursday.
Besides, minor clashes also erupted at several polling booths after voting began in the morning, with people suffering minor injuries, they said.
Inspector General of Police (Law and Order), Akhilesh Kumar Singh, told PTI that violence took place in Tamulpur and Sivasagar on Wednesday night, hours before polling began for the assembly elections at 7 am.
"We got reports of a clash between two groups at Tamulpur last night. Police reached the spot immediately and tried to control the crowd. When they did not listen, a few rounds were fired in the air to disperse the mob," he said, adding that four people were arrested from the site.
In another incident, two to three members of a political party were attacked in Sivasagar, the IG said.
"We have detained three persons there. The investigation is going on," he said.
Akhil Gogoi, who is seeking re-election from the Sibsagar seat, alleged that BJP nominee Kushal Dowari was behind the incident.
In a series of social media posts, Gogoi claimed two people were injured, and their vehicles were also damaged in the attack.
Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) Chief Executive Member Hagrama Mohilary said a detailed enquiry will reveal the cause of the clash in Tamulpur.
"The situation is normal now. We are monitoring it, and there is enough security presence to avoid any untoward incident," he said.
Polling is underway for the 126-member assembly to decide the electoral fate of 722 candidates. It will continue till 5 pm, with May 4 scheduled for the counting of votes.
A number of minor clashes have erupted at several polling stations in Sribhumi, Golaghat and Nagaon districts.
"Most of the clashes took place due to heavy rush, with people fighting over breaking the queue," an official said.
At some polling booths in places like Patharkandi, Merapani and Raha, supporters of ruling and opposition parties clashed, he said.
"However, police were already present in those areas, and the situations were handled instantly. The polling is going on uninterrupted," he added.
The BJP-led NDA is seeking a third consecutive term in power in these elections, while the Congress is looking to reclaim the state it lost a decade ago.
