Body exhumed from grave and examined
Cattle trader Hussainabba death case
Mangaluru, June 11: A magistrate-level investigation into the suspicious death of cattle trader Hussainabba of Jokatte started on Monday.
Investigation is being held following a complaint on the suspicious death of Hussainabba. The body of Hussainabba, buried in the Idga Khabaristan at Jokatte, was exhumed in front of the Udupi district court judge Irfan and examined. At this time, relatives of Hussainabba and investigating officer Rishikesh Sonawane were present.
The judge who came at 10 am, examined the body after exhuming it till 12 noon. Later, the body was buried again with all religious rituals. The officials were present at the Khabaristan till evening. They took three local people as evidences and got statements from some people. Udupi and Panambur police personnel were also present at that time.
Magistrate-level investigation is being conducted into the case following a complaint from the family members that Hussainabba died in the police custody. Related to the incident, total 10 accused including Hiriyadka police station sub inspector and two policemen were arrested.
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Ruskin Bond hospitalised in Dehradun due to leg problem
Dehradun (PTI): Author Ruskin Bond has been admitted to a hospital in Dehradun due to a leg problem, a close friend of the writer said here on Sunday.
After visiting Bond at the hospital, well-known Dehradun-based publisher Upendra Arora said the elderly author was unable to walk properly, following which he was admitted to a private hospital here on Saturday.
The 91-year-old Bond, a recipient of the Padma Bhushan, lives in the Landour area of Mussoorie.
Arora said Bond is undergoing physiotherapy under medical supervision and is expected to be discharged from the hospital in two to three days.
"There is nothing serious," he said.
Bond has written more than 500 short stories, essays and novels, of which 69 books are for children.
He was awarded the Sahitya Akademi Award in 1992 for Our Trees Still Grow in Dehra.
