Chikmagaluru: Clash among relatives ends up in murder
Chikmagaluru, August 03: The clash between the relatives regarding the money matter turned violent and ended up in killing one of them at Sindigere village on Thursday night.
The victim is identified as Rangaswamy (55) of Sindigere village. Accused Ramanna is absconding and the police have been searching for him.
Both Rangaswamy and Ramanna are relatives and their families used to engage in clash for money issue. On Thursday evening, both Rangaswamy and Ramanna engaged in verbal clash over the money matter. But it turned violent and Ramanna attacked Rangaswamy on his neck with a sickle and Rangaswamy died on the spot due to heavy bleeding.
After the incident, Ramanna is at large. Following a complaint by Rangaswamy family, Chikmagalur rural police visited the place, registered a case and searching for Ramanna.
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Gambhir flies back home for "personal emergency", to rejoin in Adelaide
Perth (PTI): India head coach Gautam Gambhir has flown back to India with his family due to "personal emergency" and is unlikely to be present during the the two-day pink ball warm-up game in Canberra starting November 30.
Gambhir, however, is slated to directly link up with the squad in Adelaide before the 'Pink Ball Test' starting December 6.
It is understood that Gambhir has sought permission from BCCI brass with regards to his return.
"He left with his family on early Tuesday morning for India. It is an unavoidable personal emergency. He will be back in Adelaide before the start of the second Test match," a BCCI official told PTI on conditions of anonymity.
The Indian team will leave for Canberra on Wednesday, November 27 where the entire team is expected to attend an official reception thrown in their honour by the Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
The two-day Pink ball match will give the Indian team a chance to get some game time under its belt.
PMXI is a squad full of youngsters but India will get some good match practice with pacer Scott Boland expected to play the game.
The rules of the game will be decided by the two teams and it is expected that everyone will bat and ball as it won't have an official status.
