Firdous made away with jewellery after killing Sameer: Complained to police commissioner
Urged to give life imprisonment to culprits
Mangaluru: Demanding life imprisonment to the killers of Ganjimutt resident Sameer, his family members on Thursday filed a complaint with the city police commissioner. “If the accused in the Ganjimutt resident Sameer murder case were released on bail, they would again be involved in such crime,” the family members said.
They complained that Firdous had stolen the jewellery from the home when the family members had gone to register Sameer’s missing complaint. They also demanded justice in the complaint.
Sameer’s father Ahmed Sab has said in the complaint that deceased Sameer was his eldest son and worked in Saudi Arabia. He was married to Firdous three years ago. The couple had a daughter. Sameer had returned to his native on August 17. On September 4, Firdous took 22 pavans of gold from my younger daughter Asma. But she did not return the jewellery.
On September 19, when we went to file Sameer’s missing complaint, Firdous stolen my daughter Asma’s 22 pavans(176 grams) jewellery. Later, Tamil Nadu’s Devadanapatte police informed us about Sameer’s murder.
Police Commissioner T.R. Suresh, who received the complaint, said, "We will investigate the case if it comes in our limits.
Sameer's father Ahmad Saheb, Shakir Hussain, Sameena Banu and others were present.
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Two courts in Karnataka receive bomb threats, police launch probe
Dharwad/Mandya (Karnataka) (PTI): A bomb threat email was sent to the Karnataka High Court's Dharwad Bench and the district court in Mandya, prompting authorities to conduct extensive search operations on Monday, police said.
As a precautionary measure, lawyers and staff were evacuated from the court buildings in Dharwad and Mandya districts, they said.
Security personnel cordoned off the premises and carried out thorough checks, police said.
In Dharwad, Superintendent of Police Gunjan Arya visited the spot and inspected the High Court premises following the threat. Police launched a comprehensive search operation, and as a precautionary measure, everyone was evacuated from the building.
According to police, personnel from the bomb squad also reached the scene and continued the inspection.
Speaking to reporters in Dharwad, Arya said, "We are conducting a full inspection. Only our personnel are inside. The email message says the explosion would occur at 1:15 pm. We are gathering more information about the remaining details. The message also contains references to different states, so we cannot share further information at this moment."
In Mandya too, court proceedings were suspended following the bomb threat email. Judges, lawyers and litigants were evacuated from the premises.
The Bomb Disposal Squad, along with police, is carrying out a thorough search operation, officials said, adding that further investigation is underway.
