Time has come to teach lesson to those who come ahead to damage constitution's intention: Nidumamidi
National Seminar on Indian Constitution, Social Justice
Mysuru: As the time has come to teach a lesson to those who come ahead to damage constitution's intention, awareness must be created among people, opined Bengaluru's Nidumamidi Shri Veerabhadrachannamalla Swamiji.
He was addressing a seminar on Indian Constitution - Social Justice and Mass responsibility, organized by the Indian Dalit Literature Academy Delhi at Ranibahaddur Hall on Hunasur road in the City.
The Constitution was amended a lot of times earlier. But it's root intentions were never damaged. But in the recent past, attempts are being made to change the Constitution and it is a threat to the country. An awareness must be created regarding this, " he said.
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Bengaluru: Four arrested for housebreaking, threats, extortion; fake PSI among accused
Bengaluru: Vidyaranyapura police have arrested four persons, including a man posing as a Police Sub-Inspector (PSI), for allegedly breaking into a house, threatening the occupants, and extorting money while wearing police uniforms.
The arrested accused have been identified as Mallikarjuna, Pramod, Vinay, and Hrithik.
Police said the accused had hatched a plan to pose as police personnel, conduct fake raids, and extort money from residents by intimidation.
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According to the police, Mallikarjuna had failed the PSI examination twice and later falsely projected himself as a PSI. He allegedly conducted photo shoots in his hometown, Siraguppa, wearing a police uniform, baton, cap, and shoes, claiming to be serving as a PSI in Bengaluru.
On December 7, the four accused allegedly went to the house of Naveen in the Vidyaranyapura limits, threatened him with a stick and an iron rod, and claimed they had information that he was selling ganja. Under the pretext of searching, they allegedly extorted ₹87,000 through bank transfer, ₹53,000 in cash kept in the house, and ₹2,000 from his wallet.
Following Naveen’s complaint, Vidyaranyapura police registered a case and launched an operation, leading to the arrest of all four accused. Police have seized ₹45,000 in cash and the car used to commit the crime.
Further investigation is underway.
