Woman in K'taka avails widow pension for over a year from govt on husband’s fake death certificate
Husband files complaint after finding his own death certificate in his house
Bengaluru: In a bizarre incident reported from the state’s capital, a woman reportedly was availing government’s widow pension on the basis of the fake death certificate. The husband who found his own death certificate in his house has filed a complaint in this regard against the wife at Magadi Road Police Station in the city.
The accused wife has been identified as Sujata who had made a fake death certificate of her husband Bhaskar to avail the pension.
According to the reports, Bhaskar had left the house about two years ago owing to the difference with his wife. Sujata reportedly made his death certificate from BBMP in 2019 and was availing the widow pension for over a year now.
Bhaskar then returned home a few months back. While going through other documents in the house recently, he reportedly found his own death certificate. When he questioned Sujata about the death certificate, the couple got into argument again, after which Bhaskar has filed a complaint against his wife and other people involved in the crime.
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Emotional tributes paid to cops killed in blast at gunpowder dump of Maoists in Chhattisgarh
Narayanpur (Chhattisgarh) (PTI): Emotional scenes were witnessed on Sunday as wreaths were laid on the mortal remains of three of the four police personnel killed in an explosion in a gunpowder dump of Maoists in Chhattisgarh's Kanker district.
The grieving family members were inconsolable, while security personnel tried to comfort them.
Amid chants of "Bharat Mata ki Jai" and "Vande Mataram," public representatives, along with senior police and administrative officials, paid tributes to the deceased personnel.
The wreath-laying ceremony to pay homage to Inspector Sukhram Vatti (40), constables Krishna Komra (35) and Sanjay Gadhpale (29), killed in the explosion on Saturday, was held at the Police Lines in Narayanpur district, neighbouring Kanker.
The mortal remains of constable Parmanand Komra (29), who succumbed to injuries during treatment in Raipur, will be shifted to Kanker, where a separate wreath-laying ceremony will be held, police said.
Inspector General of Police, Bastar Range, Sundarraj Pattilingam, after paying homage, told reporters that the four police personnel made the supreme sacrifice while protecting the region.
"I pay my homage to them," he added.
The four personnel were killed while they were attempting to dispose of a gunpowder dump hidden earlier by Maoists in a forest near Aadnar village under Chhotebethiya police station limits in Kanker district, according to police.
It was the first explosion linked to Naxalites in the state since it was declared free from armed Maoists on March 31, and also the first instance this year in which security personnel engaged in anti-Naxal operations lost their lives.
District Reserve Guard (DRG) official Vatti, who was leading the team, hailed from Bijapur district. Constable Krishna Komra of the district force and constables Gadhpale and Parmanand Komra of the Bastar Fighters were residents of different villages in Kanker.
