Female police constable duped of Rs 18 lakh in marriage fraud; case filed
Bengaluru: A female constable of the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) has filed a complaint at the Dabaspet police station, alleging that a man defrauded her of ₹18 lakh under the pretext of marriage.
According to the complaint, the victim was searching for a life partner through social media when she came into contact with a man named Ashok Musti.
Gaining her trust, he visited her home and promised marriage, claiming that he was also helping her secure a government job. He later demanded ₹20 lakh as dowry, and believing his words, she transferred ₹18 lakh to the bank account he provided.
However, when she later refused to marry him and asked for her money back, he abruptly disconnected his mobile number and went into hiding. The victim then approached the police, urging action against the accused.
The police have registered a case and launched an investigation into the matter.
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TTD chairman requests Centre to designate Tirumala as no-fly zone
Tirupati, Mar (PTI): TTD chairman B R Naidu on Saturday urged for Civil Aviation Minister K Ram Mohan Naidu's intervention to designate Tirumala as a no-fly zone.
Tirumala should be declared a no-fly zone, keeping in mind the principles of Agama Shastra (sacred texts), sanctity of the temple and safety and sentiments of the devotees, he said.
"Low flying planes, helicopters and other aerial activities on the Tirumala hill are disturbing the sacred atmosphere around the Srivari (Lord Venkateswara) temple," said Naidu.
To protect the sanctity and cultural and spiritual heritage of Tirumala, the TTD Chairman sought the Union Minister to respond in this matter for appropriate action.
Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) is the custodian of the famous Lord Venkateswara Temple.
