Bengaluru: Financier Madan Murder Case: Accused sustain gunshot wounds
Bengaluru: The accused in the financier Madan’s murder case was shot in the leg by the Tallaghatta police personnel, who later arrested them.
The accused have been identified as Mahesh and Navin. The duo who sustained gunshot wounds on their leg on the course of their arrest was admitted to a hospital by the police, and are being treated for their injuries, it is learned.
Reportedly, when the accused were being taken to another location by the police, the accused tried to escape after attacking four police personnel including PSIs Chandan Kaale and Laxman Chaar, the police then used their pistol and fired shots on the legs of the escapees, a senior police official informed.
On Monday, when the accused Mahesh, Navin, Pradeep, Chandrasekhar, Manoj Rao, Chandrasekhar, and Prasad, who had donned the attire of lawyers tried to surrender themselves before the 37th ACMM Court in the city, the police managed to arrest them.
What is the case?
Recently, a financier named Madan was murdered near the pillar of the Metro Stand at Banashankari. The footage of the incident was captured in a CCTV at the location. On basis of that, the police arrested the accused. An investigation is underway.
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Attempted burglary reported at IndiaOne ATM in Uppinangady, one arrested
Uppinangady, Apr 10: An attempt was made to break into an IndiaOne ATM kiosk and steal cash from the machine in Kalleri of Karaya village near Uppinangady. The incident, which took place at a kiosk located in a cooperative society building at Thannirupantha, has prompted a police investigation, resulting in one arrest so far.
According to police sources, miscreants tried to force open the cash box of the ATM. CCTV footage from the kiosk showed individuals entering the premises and attempting to damage the security camera before targeting the ATM machine. Though the burglary was not successful, the ATM was left damaged in the process.
Staff from the IndiaOne call centre were alerted through the machine’s internal monitoring system. They visited the location and confirmed the attempted break-in. A formal complaint was lodged by Prashant D’Souza, following which Uppinangady Police registered a case and began investigation.
Police arrested a suspect in connection with the incident. Officers stated that the increasing number of break-in attempts at ATMs owned by private companies, despite enhanced security features, remains a concern. They added that the CCTV footage is being examined in detail to identify others who may have been involved.
