Kasargod police detains 50 people in connection with stone-pelting incidents on trains
Kasaragod: The Kasaragod Police have launched a crackdown in response to the recurring incidents of stone pelting on trains in the region.
Starting early this morning, law enforcement agencies have initiated operations leading to the detention of 50 individuals who were identified as behaving suspiciously in the vicinity of railway tracks. The arrested individuals are currently undergoing interrogation as authorities aim to gather information about their activities and possible involvement in the stone-pelting incidents.
The police have asserted that stringent legal actions will be taken against the culprits, potentially resulting in up to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment as per the law.
To bolster security measures, the police have heightened surveillance efforts and strategically installed CCTV cameras focused on the railway tracks. Attention has also been directed towards residences situated along the railway tracks. In a bid to enhance safety, additional police personnel have been deployed on trains to maintain order and prevent further incidents.
Over the past month, the region has witnessed more than ten instances of stone pelting, specifically along the stretch between Kasaragod and Kannur. Alongside these incidents, various objects including stones have been discovered on the tracks, raising concerns over safety and prompting action by the local police.
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Man arrested in Belur for alleged dowry harassment, murder of wife
Belur: A 40-year-old man has been arrested in Rajanasiriyur village of Belur taluk on charges of dowry harassment and allegedly murdering his wife.
The accused, identified as Madhu, was married to 34-year-old Channamma for the past 15 years. According to police sources, the couple had frequent disputes in recent years, and family members had intervened on several occasions to resolve their differences.
Madhu is also accused of harassing Channamma for dowry despite her family having purchased an auto rickshaw for him earlier.
On February 18, Channamma was allegedly assaulted by her husband and sustained serious injuries. She was admitted to the district hospital and underwent treatment for nearly a week. However, she died on February 25 after failing to respond to medical care.
Following the incident, a case was registered at the Halebidu Police Station. Police officials visited the village, conducted an inspection and took Madhu into custody.
Further investigation is in progress.
