Mangaluru: Two women arrested for running prostitution racket in rented house
Mangaluru: CCB Police in Mangaluru arrested two women who were allegedly running a prostitution racket in a rented house near Someshwara. The accused women were arrested on Monday.
Accused have been identified as Saraswathi (37) a resident of Jeppinamoger and Arundathi (38) of Kasaragod, Manjeshwar. Two more accused Ranjitha and Dilraj fled from the spot during the police raid.
Working on a tip-off the CCB Police raided the rented house in Someshwara and seized Rs. 20,800 and mobile phones.
The police also rescued one woman from the house who was being used in the racket.
Ranjitha who fled from the spot was reportedly bringing girls from Bengaluru and elsewhere.
CCB Inspector Shivaprakash R Naik, PSI Kabbalraj HD and other CCB personnel carried out the raid under the supervision of Police Commissioner Dr. PS Harsha and DCP Arunansh Giri and Lakshmiganesh.
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'Rear-guard action': BJP over Mamata accepting sports minister's resignation after Messi event
New Delhi (PTI): The BJP on Tuesday alleged that West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's accepting Aroop Biswas' resignation as the state sports minister is nothing but a "rear-guard action" to douse public anger over the mismanagement of football icon Lionel Messi's event last week.
BJP co-in-charge for West Bengal Amit Malviya alleged that this is also an "open confession" that the Messi event fiasco was not accidental but a government-manufactured disaster, borne out of the poor governance of Banerjee, her ministers and the state bureaucracy.
Banerjee on Tuesday accepted Biswas' resignation as the sports minister in the wake of the controversy over the mismanagement of football icon Messi's event last week, a senior leader of the ruling TMC said.
Biswas, who had written to the chief minister seeking to be relieved of his responsibilities as sports minister, will continue as a cabinet minister, retaining charge of the power department.
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Reacting to the development, Malviya said in a post on X, "TMC Sports Minister Aroop Biswas resigns after the Messi fiasco and Mamata Banerjee accepts it in record time."
"Do not mistake this for accountability; this is nothing but a rear-guard action to douse public anger. anger! This is not 'Raj Dharma'," he added.
The BJP leader alleged that the incident was the outcome of "loot" of common people which is "so synonymous" with the TMC.
The incident was also the outcome of the "shameless VIP culture that TMC thrives on and deep-rooted cronyism promoted by Banerjee," he charged.
Malviya further alleged that Biswas' resignation exposes a "collective failure of Mamata Banerjee, her partisan bureaucracy, and her crony cabinet".
"This is a symbolic sacrifice, a political hoax, soon to be buried under layers of bureaucracy, with no justice, no accountability, and no remorse," the BJP leader said, adding, "No resignation will bring back the time lost, the money wasted, or the stolen chance for football lovers to witness Messi in Kolkata."
