45-year-old woman murdered, body found in garbage heap in Kengeri
Bengaluru: A 45-year-old woman was found murdered and her body dumped in a garbage pile near Mylesandra bus stop under the limits of Kengeri police station, triggering panic among residents, Asianet News reported.
The deceased has been identified as Kempamma, a resident of Mahadeshwara Layout.
The incident came to light on Monday morning when passers-by noticed the body lying amid garbage and alerted the police.
Initial investigations suggest that Kempamma was killed by a forceful blow to the head with a heavy object. Her body was found covered in blood, indicating a brutal attack.
Police are currently examining whether the murder took place at the same location or if the body was disposed of there after the crime was committed elsewhere.
Following a call to the 112 emergency helpline, police rushed to the spot. A team from the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) also visited the scene and collected evidence, including fingerprints and other samples.
Police have informed the victim’s family, and the motive behind the murder is yet to be ascertained.
“I was walking along the road this morning when I saw the body. We immediately called the police. It appeared that the woman had been struck very hard on the head,” a local resident said.
Police are also examining CCTV footage from nearby areas to identify the accused. A case has been registered at the Kengeri police station, and the body has been sent for a post-mortem examination.
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J&K CM Abdullah inaugurates upgraded hospital, key road link during Rajouri visit
Nowshera/Jammu (PTI): Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday inaugurated a vital upgraded road and a 100-bedded sub-district hospital during his visit to the border belt of Nowshera in Rajouri district, emphasising that public office is a responsibility to serve the people and improve their quality of life.
The chief minister received a rousing welcome on his arrival, with people lining both sides of the road, showering flower petals.
Soon after he arrived in Nowshera, Abdullah inaugurated a vital road link from the highway bridge to Nowshera town and the 100-bedded sub-district hospital during his tour of the area.
The visit of the chief minister, along with his cabinet colleagues, marked a major push towards strengthening connectivity and healthcare infrastructure in the region.
The upgraded road project, executed by the PWD department for Rs 7.99 crore, is expected to significantly improve connectivity, streamline traffic movement and reduce travel time for commuters, officials said.
The chief minister also inaugurated the upgraded 100-bedded sub-district hospital, developed at an estimated cost of Rs 18.18 crore. The facility is equipped with modern healthcare infrastructure aimed at enhancing patient care and expanding access to quality medical services for the people of Nowshera and adjoining areas, they said.
During his visit, Abdullah took a detailed tour of the hospital and inspected key sections, including X-ray, ECG and ultrasound rooms, examination rooms, and the blood storage unit. He interacted with doctors, staff and patients, enquiring about the availability and quality of healthcare services.
Addressing a massive public gathering, Abdullah emphasised that public office is a responsibility to serve the people and improve their quality of life.
"Positions of power are not meant for personal comfort but to bring relief to the people and make their lives easier. Our priority is to strengthen schools, hospitals, roads, and address unemployment and poverty," he said.
He highlighted key initiatives aimed at boosting connectivity, healthcare and overall socio-economic growth in Rajouri and adjoining areas.
Interacting with the public, he assured that the voices and aspirations of the people of the Pir Panjal region would continue to guide policy decisions and drive responsive governance on the ground.
The chief minister reiterated the government’s commitment to regularising daily wagers and ensuring justice for Anganwadi and ASHA workers through improved wages and stipends.
He also highlighted various welfare initiatives, including the provision of free gas cylinders to the poorest households, electricity support and free bus travel for women.
Highlighting recent developmental achievements, he noted that projects like the Nowshera road and hospital, which had remained pending for years, were completed due to the focused efforts of the present government.
Speaking on the occasion, Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Choudhary said that key infrastructure projects in the region have been realised under the leadership of the chief minister, reaffirming the government's commitment to balanced and equitable development across Jammu and Kashmir.
