Farmer in Kollegal allegedly commits suicide five days after marriage; police case against five
Chamarajanagar: In a case reported from GP Mallappapuram of Kollegal town, Chamarajanagar district, a 43-year-old man took his own life by hanging at his residence on Sunday, just five days after his wedding.
The deceased, identified as Satish Babu, was a 43-year-old farmer who had recently tied the knot with Chennajamma, a native of Kannahalli village in Narsipura. Within three days of the wedding, Satish Babu reportedly displayed disinterest in participating in rituals and functions, citing illness. However, on Sunday morning, he went to work in the fields. Upon returning, he was tragically found dead, having hanged himself in his room.
Following the incident, Satish Babu's wife, Chennajamma, lodged a police complaint against her father-in-law Lingaraju, mother-in-law Mahadevi, and three other relatives, namely Devanand, Prakash, and Vijayakumar. Chennajamma alleged that these five individuals were responsible for her husband's untimely demise.
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In response to the complaint, the Kollegal Police have registered a case against the afore mentioned five individuals in connection with Satish Babu's death. The investigation into the matter is ongoing.
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Delhi govt making every effort to ensure waterlogging-free monsoon, says CM Gupta
New Delhi (PTI): The Delhi government is making every effort, including deploying automatic pumps and personnel at vulnerable spots, to ensure that the national capital remains free from waterlogging during monsoon, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said on Friday.
Accompanied by Public Works Department Minister Parvesh Verma, the chief minister inspected the waterlogging-prone Minto Bridge underpass to take stock of the preparations for monsoon.
"Automatic pumps have been deployed here that will flush out water during heavy rain and a 2.5-kilometre-long pipeline has been laid to carry the accumulated water out. Operators will also be on round-the-clock duty" Gupta said.
Vulnerable spots have been identified and corrective measures are being taken. The Delhi government will take every step in a time-bound manner to ensure there is no waterlogging this year, she told reporters.
Gupta will also inspect monsoon preparedness at other major waterlogging points, including Ring Road near the WHO building and the Pul Prahladpur underpass.
