Bomb hoax: Accused Srujan Poojary sent to judicial custody
Udupi: Srujan Poojari (18) of Malpe, who was arrested in connection with a bomb hoax and 'Pakistan Zindabad' slogans, has been sent to judicial custody.
Malpe police, who had arrested the accused Srujan Poojari on March 2, had produced him before the judge in Udupi and remanded him to 14 days judicial custody. The police then took the accused to the Hiriyadka Jail.
On March 1, covering his face with a towel, he had raised pro-Pakistan slogans repeatedly and then threatened that a bomb blast will rock Malpe beach soon and destroy all outlets in the area. This video had gone viral on social media. The police, on March 2, had arrested him and registered a sue motto case against him under IPC section 153 (A), and 505 (2).
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Israel officials, media reports claim Khamenei killed in airstrike
Tel Aviv/Tehran: Conflicting claims have emerged over the status of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei following recent US-Israeli strikes.
The developments come after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke of “growing signs” that Iran’s supreme leader may be “gone.” His remarks triggered a wave of unverified reports suggesting that Khamenei had been killed in the strikes.
Several Israeli media outlets, including News 12 and The Times of Israel, cited officials claiming that the Iranian leader had died.
Israeli media reports also quoted officials adding that the dead body of the Iran's Supreme Leader was found. It also stated that the photo of Khamenei's dead body was shown to US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
However, Iranian media and officials have rejected these claims. According to reports from Tehran, authorities said Khamenei is “safe and sound” and dismissed the reports as false.
There has been no independent confirmation of either claim so far.
