Bengaluru, September 11: A cloth merchant killed a woman who was living with him before committing suicide at the house, in Vivek Nagar police station limits here. The incident came to light of very late.
The man is identified as Ravindran (69) and woman is identified as Uma (60) of Vannarpete in Vivek Nagar. Kerala-based Ravindran was running a cloth shop and stitching army uniforms too. He was living with Kodagu-based Uma at Vannarpete since 1999.
The door of their house was locked for the last three days and foul smell was emanating from the house. Suspecting foul-play, the house owner called Rithvin, son of Ravindran who lives in Domlur. The incident came to light when they came and opened the door. The reasons for killing Uma are not yet ascertained. The bodies were in mutilated condition. The bodies were sent for postmortem. Vivek Nagar police registered a case and investigating.
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Raichur: In a major step towards prevention of substance abuse, officers from various police stations in the district destroyed 11 kg narcotics (ganja) worth Rs 1.26 lakh seized over the last two years in multiple cases in Raichur.
The officers destroyed the narcotics on Thursday at the medical disposal of narcotics unit situated on the Yaklaspur Road. The narcotics had been confiscated in 13 separate cases filed at the Balaganur, Thurvihala, Yargera, Maski, Raichur Rural, Raichur CEN, Sindhnur Rural, Sadar Bazar and Lingasugur police stations in 2023 and 2024.
Raichur Superintendent of Police M Puttamadayya, who also heads the Narcotics Disposal Committee, ASP-2 G Harish, DySP MG Sathyanarayan Rao of Raichur Sub-division, DySP of Dattatreya Karnad of Lingasugur Sub-division, RIM Act (Raichur) chairperson Dr. Shreeshailesh Amarkheda, Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB) Environment Officer Prakash, Deputy Environment Officer Shailaja V Ameengadh, technician Jayakumar, DCRB unit Inspector Thimmanna S were present.