Tragic incident in Ujire: Young businessman dies as car crashes into divider
Belthangady: A tragic accident in Ujire claimed the life of a young businessman early Saturday morning when his speeding car lost control and collided with a divider.
The deceased, identified as 35-year-old Prajwal Naik from Belthangady, was critically injured and rushed to a hospital in Mangaluru with the help of locals. Unfortunately, he succumbed to his injuries without responding to treatment.
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The accident occurred around 4 am today as the car struck streetlight poles on the divider while traveling from College Road. The impact was severe, crushing the front of the car and uprooting an electric pole.
Prajwal Naik, a resident of Belthangady Santhekatte and son of businessman Pramod R. Nayak, was known for owning a gaming shop in Gowda Complex and was active in local business and community activities.
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Karnataka High Court stays summons issued to BS Yediyurappa in POCSO case
Bengaluru: The Karnataka High Court has stayed a special court’s order summoning former Chief Minister and BJP leader BS Yediyurappa in connection with a case under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act. The special court had earlier directed Yediyurappa and three other accused to appear before it on March 15.
The summons was issued after the court took fresh cognisance of the charge sheet filed by the Criminal Investigation Department (CID). This followed the High Court's recent decision to set aside an earlier cognisance order and instruct the special court to pass a fresh one.
The case stems from a complaint filed by the mother of a 17-year-old girl, who alleged that Yediyurappa sexually assaulted her daughter during a meeting at his Bengaluru residence in February last year. The Sadashivanagar police registered an FIR on March 14, 2024, before the case was transferred to the CID, which later re-registered the FIR and filed a charge sheet.
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