Gundlupete: Family fights end with murder of three, critical injuries to four others
The murdered persons have been identified as Zakaullah Khan (32), Idris (34) and Qaiser (29), all residents of Zakir Hussain Nagar here. Four other persons identified as Nasrullah (40), Umar (22), Jajo (17), Aleem (22) and Mujeebullah (30).
According to the reports, the two families of Inayath and Nurullah were on locked horns for several years now over personal issues. The reports further added that the two families again fought on Tuesday night which ended in the murder of three and critically injuring four.
Reacting after the incident, the local police arrested four people in connection to the murders. A special team has also been formed to trace and arrest remaining accused in the case, police added.
Tension and panic prevailed in the city after the incident. IGP Vipul Kumar and Chamrajnagar SP rushed to the city and are since been camping here to monitor situation. Security in the vicinity have also been beefed up with deployment of police personnel.
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SIT initiates probe to identify persons who 'forced' woman to lodge complaint in sexual abuse case
Bengaluru (PTI): The Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the alleged multiple instances of sexual abuse by Hassan MP Prajwal Revanna has initiated an inquiry to identify those who allegedly called a woman and "forced" her to register a "fake complaint" against the JD(S) leader, sources said on Friday.
The move comes after the National Commission for Women (NCW) said that one woman complainant who reached out to it claimed she was forced to register a fake complaint against the 33-year-old, who is the Lok Sabha poll candidate for Hassan and the grandson of JD(S) patriarch and former prime minister H D Deve Gowda.
Sources said the investigating team headed by Additional Director General of Police B K Singh got to know about the woman only after NCW forwarded the complaint to SIT.
A senior official who is a part of the investigation team said that no one from SIT has contacted her before and she has not filed any complaint with them in this regard.
“SIT has initiated an inquiry into this matter to identify the persons who made phone calls to the woman and accordingly necessary legal action will be taken against such persons,” a source said.
According to the NCW, the woman complainant came to the commission to register a complaint against three individuals, allegedly introducing themselves as Karnataka Police officials and forcing her to allegedly give a false complaint in this case.
“She stated that she is being called by random phone numbers threatening her (telling her to lodge) a complaint. It has come to light that this complainant was forced by a group of individuals to file a complaint, under the threat of potential harassment and false implications. The victim has sought protection for her family’s welfare, underscoring the seriousness of the situation,” the NCW stated.
