Groupism in police station: DCP Annamalai transfers 71 cops!
Bengaluru, Feb 1: Close on the heels of rumours about groupism in the police stations in Bengaluru South, DCP Annamalai has transferred total 71 police personnel immediately.
This is the first time in the history of the Bengaluru police stations that the entire staff of the Kumaraswamy Layout police station was transferred.
What’s reason?
Recently, there was internal conflict between the police personnel of Kumaraswamy Layout station on various cases. Moreover, two groups of police personnel of the station clashed over a case related to a woman.
Some police personnel have alleged that ASI Renukaswamy has assaulted the woman. There was a rumour that a few police personnel have stolen the rifles and hid them in order to suspend the station officer. It was also reported in the media. After discussing with the City Police Commissioner, DCP Annamalai has transferred all the personnel, sources said.
‘Let police become pro-people’
“There were many allegations against Kumaraswamy Layout police station. If some personnel were transferred, then again it would have negative impact. So, all police personnel were transferred. Police should be pro-people”.
- Annamalai, DCP, Bengaluru South
Cop dies after listening transfer order
It is said that head constable Buran Sab Nadaf (52) died of cardiac arrest after listening to the transfer of all 71 police personnel. Sources said that Nadaf was transferred from Kumaraswamy Layout police station to Sampangiramanagar police station.
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Bomb threat to private school in Udupi: Police conduct inspection
Udupi: A bomb threat was reported at Residency School near Kunjibettu in Udupi. Following the incident, police rushed to the spot and conducted an inspection of the school premises.
An email warning of a bomb explosion was received by the private school located near the MGM College Ground. Acting immediately, the school authorities evacuated the students and assembled them in the ground for safety.
The Udupi police, on high alert, arrived at the location with a canine squad to conduct a thorough search of the school and its surroundings. However, no evidence of explosives was found, according to the police.
The school has over 600 students, all of whom were moved to a safe location within the school grounds. Nearby educational institutions also evacuated their students as a precautionary measure. Investigations into the source of the email are underway.
