Mangaluru: UT Khader inaugurates 'Waffle and Bites' cafe in Valencia
Mangaluru: Former Karnataka Minister UT Khader on Friday inaugurated the ‘Waffle and Bites’ café in Valencia near More supermarket here. DK District Qazi Al Haj Ahmed Musliyar made dua during the inaugural ceremony.
Speaking at the event Khader lauded the idea of inaugurating the café and added that entrepreneurship among the youth of the country needs to be promoted. He also urged the owners to maintain quality in their products and that they should provide better customer service to attract customers.
MLC Ivan D’Souza also wished the owners well in their new endeavor and added that providing variety of products using a limited space is the new trend and it define the entrepreneurial skills of the owners.
The café owned by Rahil Hamza Rashid, s/o Haji SM Rashid will offer a variety of dishes and waffles for the customers including Mocktails, Smoothies, Thick Shakes, Beligian Waffles, Ice Creams and other Hot Beverages among others.
Ustad Abdul Rahman Saqafi, Khateeb Masjid-ul-Taqwa, Eidgah Masjid Khateeb Sadakatul Nadvi, Kaprigudda Jalal Masjid Khateeb Mushtaq Madani, BCCI President SM Rashid Haji, Raif Abbas, Rifat Ahmed, Denzel Jesudas and others were present during the ceremony.
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Mangaluru man loses Rs 41.85 lakh in ‘digital arrest’ cyber fraud
Mangaluru: A resident of Mangaluru has been cheated of Rs 41.85 lakh in a ‘digital arrest’ scam, following which a case has been registered at the CEN Police Station.
According to the complaint, the victim received a phone call on January 31 from a person who introduced himself as an officer of the Mumbai Crime Branch, claiming to be calling from New Delhi. The caller allegedly told the victim that a bank account had been opened in his name at Canara Bank using his identity documents and that the account was linked to a major financial fraud.
The fraudster further claimed that a Supreme Court warrant had been issued against the victim and threatened him with arrest if he did not cooperate. He was asked to join a WhatsApp video call for what was described as an official “investigation”. During the call, the victim was reportedly warned not to inform his family members and was made to share his personal and bank details.
On the pretext of verifying his bank accounts and clearing his name to avoid arrest, the accused allegedly instructed the victim to transfer money to specific bank accounts. Acting on these directions, the victim transferred Rs 41.85 lakh in multiple transactions between February 9 and February 18.
After realising that he had been duped, the victim approached the CEN Police Station and lodged a complaint.
Police have registered a case and begun an investigation into the cyber fraud.
