Notice issued to Arun Kumar Puthila over proposal to banish: Asked to appear for hearing on June 6
Puttur: A show cause notice has been issued to BJP leader and Puthila Parivara founder Arun Kumar Puthila, directing him to appear for a hearing on June 6 regarding a proposed banishing order from Dakshina Kannada district.
The notice was issued by the Assistant Commissioner of Puttur Sub-Division under Section 58 of the Karnataka Police Act, 1963. It states that a hearing has been scheduled concerning a proposal to banish Arun Kumar Puthila (aged 54), son of Krishnayya and resident of Mattila House, Mundoor village, Puttur taluk, to Shahabad police station limits in Kalaburagi district under Section 55 of the Karnataka Police Act.
The notice further states that Puthila must appear either in person or through a legal representative to present his defence. Failure to appear will be considered as a lack of interest in contesting the proposal, and a unilateral decision will be made based on available information.
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JK: Fire breaks out in commercial building near Lal Chowk, 19 gas cylinders recovered
Srinagar (PTI): A fire broke out in a five-storey commercial building near the Lal Chowk city centre here on Saturday, but was doused before it could spread in the congested business hub, officials said.
They said firefighters recovered 19 gas cylinders during the operation and there were no casualties in the incident.
Assistant Director, Fire and Emergency Services, Aqib Mir, said, "The fire originated from the attic portion of the building, which houses the kitchen of a restaurant. The cause of the fire is being ascertained."
"The attic was severely damaged. There were no casualties," he said.
The firefighters managed to contain the damage by swiftly dousing the blaze using a hydraulic platform, Mir said.
During the firefighting operation, 19 gas cylinders were recovered from the spot, he said.
"We have informed the concerned police station," he added.
Mir appealed to people not to store combustible substances at home or commercial places.
