Former Bengaluru police Commissioner summoned over Chinnaswamy stadium stampede
Bengaluru: Bengaluru Urban Deputy Commissioner G. Jagadish has issued a summons notice to former Bengaluru City Police Commissioner B. Dayanand to appear for questioning on June 13 in connection with the tragic stampede incident near Chinnaswamy Stadium that claimed the lives of 11 people.
In parallel with the ongoing CID investigation, a separate inquiry is being conducted under the supervision of Deputy Commissioner G. Jagadish. As part of this inquiry, statements from individuals injured during the incident have already been recorded.
B. Dayanand, who was among five senior officers suspended by the state government over alleged security lapses during the RCB victory celebration event, is now expected to provide his statement before the inquiry panel.
Additionally, serious allegations have surfaced against Satyavati, Secretary of the Department of Personnel and Administrative Reforms (DPAR), concerning the mishandling of official correspondence related to the event. Sources suggest she too may soon receive a notice to appear before the inquiry panel.
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Davanagere: Hoax bomb threat email triggers security scare at district court
Davanagere: A bomb threat email received at the District Court in the city’s Devaraj Arasu area on Monday morning triggered panic and a full-scale security check of the court premises.
According to police, the threat message was received on the official email ID of the District Court at around 8.30 am. Following this, the bomb disposal squad and dog squad rushed to the spot and conducted a thorough inspection of the entire court complex.
After detailed checks, officials confirmed that no explosive materials were found and declared the threat to be a hoax.
Police have launched an investigation to trace the origin of the email and identify the sender.
As a preventative measure, security has been tightened at key government offices and important buildings in the city, including the District Court complex.
