Bhim Army Chief Chandrashekar Azad visits Jama Masjid
New Delhi: Hours after being released from Tihar Jail, Bhim Army Chief Chandrashekar Azad visited the historic Jama Masjid on Friday. Flanked by his supporters and locals, Azad read out the Preamble to the Constitution.
Calling for repeal of the Citizenship Amendment Act, which he termed as a "black act", he said nothing is more important than keeping the country together.
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Kalasa SI Nityananda Gowda suspended after wife accuses him of dowry harassment, assault
Chikkamagaluru: IGP (West Zone) Amit Singh suspended Kalasa Sub-inspector Nityananda Gowda on Sunday after an FIR was filed against him following allegations of dowry harassment and physical assault by his wife.
Gowda’s wife, Amita, had filed a complaint at the Kalasa Police Station, accusing him of calling her to the police quarters in the town on Friday night, where he allegedly demanded Rs 50 lakh in dowry and physically assaulted her.
Kalasa Police registered an FIR against the sub-inspector based on Amita’s complaint. Additionally, the officers filed a complaint against Gowda’s mother Prema, sister Menaka, brother Suryananda and brother-in-law Chandrakanth Kothari, on the basis of Amita’s allegations.
Gowda has filed a counter-complaint at the Kalasa Police Station against his wife, prompting the police to register a complaint against Amita as well.
IGP Singh issued the suspension order on Sunday in the backdrop of the legal battle between the police officer and his wife.
