After submitting memorandum to CM youth ends life
Davangere, July 03: Depressed over not getting a job despite being the graduate, a youth committed suicide by hanging himself to a tree at his field at Hosanagar village in channagiri on Tuesday after sending a 30 seconds WhatsApp video message to Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy.
The deceased is identified as graduate B Anil (21).
He is the last son among three sons of Babu Nayak and Geeta Bai. Anil was supposed to go to Dharwad on July 4 for competitive exams. Though he was confident of getting the government job through competitive exams, the poverty of his family was a big problem to him. Depressed over this, he has gone to his field today morning.
Sitting under a tree, he recorded a 30 seconds video and sent it to CM H D Kumaraswamy. In his video, he asked the CM to eradicate unemployment and find a permanent solution to the poor and rural graduates and respond to his appeal. Later he sent the video to his relatives and friends.
In his one page death note, he said that both central and state governments have not been creating job opportunities. As a result, poor and rural graduates were suffering due to lack of job opportunities, he said in the death note and committed suicide.
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Lebanon: Israeli airstrikes kill 29 in Beirut as Israel intensifies attacks
Beirut: A new wave of Israeli airstrikes targeted Beirut and its southern suburbs, escalating the ongoing conflict with Hezbollah. The attacks follow a deadly assault the previous day that left 29 dead and 66 injured in the Lebanese capital.
On Sunday, the Israeli military announced that it had carried out "intelligence-based strikes" against Hezbollah command centers in Beirut's southern neighborhoods, including Haret Hreik, Burj Barajneh, and Hadath, as reported by Xinhua news agency. Within just 30 minutes, local TV station al-Jadeed documented 12 airstrikes in the area.
Videos shared online captured plumes of dense black smoke rising from the targeted suburbs, indicating the intensity of the bombardment. Prior to the strikes, Israeli military spokesperson Avichay Adraee used social media to warn residents to evacuate several buildings in the southern part of the city.
The fresh wave of airstrikes follows a Saturday attack on an eight-storey residential building in Beirut’s Basta Fawka neighborhood. While Israeli reports suggested the target was a senior Hezbollah official, Lebanese lawmaker and Hezbollah member Amin Sherri denied any political or military figures were present in the building during the assault.
In retaliation, Hezbollah declared it had destroyed five Israeli Merkava tanks in southern Lebanon using guided missiles on Sunday. The group also claimed to have launched attacks on several locations in northern Israel, including Kerem ben Zimra and Kfar Blum.
The hostilities have intensified since September 23, with Israeli forces increasing airstrikes on Lebanon and launching a ground offensive across the northern border in early October.
Lebanon’s Health Ministry released figures on Sunday indicating that Israeli airstrikes have resulted in 3,754 deaths and 15,626 injuries since the conflict reignited on October 8, 2023.
