Puttur police seize two Deer antlers; Four accused arrested
Mangaluru, Aug.22: Puttur town police team headed by D district SP Dr.B.R. Ravikanthe arrested four persons and seized two Deer antlers.
They have also seized the vehicle used to transport the antlers. One accused n the incident has managed to give slip to the police.
On Tuesday Puttur town police inspector Mahesh Prasad and Uppinangadi PS Nanda Kumar were checking vehicles at Linet Bypass in Puttur. They found two deer antlers in a Maruthi Zen car and immediately seized the antlers.
The arrested have been identified as Shaiju (26) resident of Kajelmoole in Kodimbala and Saji A. K (40) a resident of Alarame in Kutrupadi village Sandeep (29) from Ajekar in Karala and Sajit Abraham (29) from Minadi in Kutrupadi.
Ranjith Kodimbala another accused in the incident managed to escape from the spot.
The accused were smuggling the antlers from Ajekar in Karala to sell it in Puttur.
On a tip off Uppnangadi police waylaid the vehicle at Uppinangadi but as the accused escaped towards Puttur.
A case been fled under Wildlife protection act 192. Investigation is on.
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Bengaluru: Bommai urges govt to build consensus on internal reservation
Bengaluru: BJP MP and former Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai urged the state government to consult all communities and build consensus before implementing internal reservation while filling vacant posts, The New Indian Express reported
Speaking to reporters in Bengaluru, Bommai said the government must clearly outline the procedure it intends to follow in carrying out pending recruitments. It should consult all communities and build consensus, he said, adding that the government appears to be confused.
He said that he was not aware of any formal approval or order issued by the Governor regarding internal reservation. The government must seek the advice of legal experts before moving forward.
Several communities have presented their cases before the Justice Nagamohan Das Committee, and appropriate action should be taken after examining its recommendations, he said.
On international developments, Bommai also appealed to global leaders to intervene and stop the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran. He said the situation could escalate further if not addressed immediately.
The conflicts are being driven by petroleum and religious issues. The US is trying to assert control over oil resources and is not in a position to heed anyone’s advice, he said.
He pointed out that tensions are affecting regions such as Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Saudi Arabia, creating widespread concern as Indians reside in large numbers across these regions.
