Belthangady | 22-year-old rider dies after bike goes out of control, falls on road
Mundaje: A biker rider died on Wednesday night after he lost control of his vehicle resulting in the bike toppling near the Durga Parameshwari Temple at Mundaje village.
The deceased youngster has been identified as Pradeep Gowda (22), a resident of Aniyur, it is learned.
On Wednesday night, Pradeep was heading to a relative’s house when he lost control of the two-wheeler. The vehicle steered away from the road and crashed into the gate of a nearby house.
The youngster, who sustained serious head injuries, was immediately taken to a hospital in Ujire by the locals. The people were taking him to a hospital in Mangaluru for further treatment when Pradeep is said to have breathed his last.
A case has been registered in this regard at the Belthangady traffic police station.
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50,000 cows being slaughtered daily in UP, govt silent: BJP MLA Kishore Gujar
Ghaziabad, Jan 4: Bhartiya Janata Party MLA from Loni Nand Kishore Gujar on Saturday alleged that under the Yogi Adityanath government around 50,000 cows were being slaughtered daily in the state.
"Under our government, 50,000 cows are being slaughtered every day. These officers are eating into the money meant for the welfare of cows. This means there is loot everywhere. The matter must reach the chief minister and the head of all these people is the chief secretary," Gujar told reporters here.
The Loni lawmaker said the MLAs' pleas are being ignored and wondered whether it was being done at the behest of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.
He also referred to a video that emerged two days ago, showing two head constables getting caught extorting money in Loni.
"If action is taken against these corrupt officials, the BJP could win as many as 375 seats (of the total 403) in the next assembly elections," he claimed.
Otherwise, he warned, several of the party candidates may lose their deposits.
Meanwhile, Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav shared a portion of the MLA's on X and said the public was getting shortchanged because of the infight in the BJP.
"The officers are baking their bread in the fire of this friction. The reason for this fight is the earnings from corruption, which everyone wants to monopolise," the former UP chief minister said.
