High command must decide to end all confusion: Chief Minister Siddaramaiah
Bengaluru: Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday said that it is up to the party high command to take a decision to put an end to all ongoing confusion within the party.
Speaking to reporters in the city, he responded to questions regarding another group of legislators visiting Delhi and meeting the party leadership. He said that legislators are free to express their opinions and added that the party will wait to see what the senior leadership says. Ultimately, the high command must take a decision to bring all confusion to an end, he remarked.
Nandini ghee exported to three countries, says CM
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah also offered his wishes as Karnataka’s Nandini ghee began to be exported to Australia, the United States, and Saudi Arabia. He noted that the demand for Nandini ghee is increasing and that the product has a strong market both within the country and abroad.
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11-year-old dies by suicide after sexual assault in Bareilly; accused arrested
Bareilly (UP) (PTI): A 26-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting an 11-year-old girl, who later died by suicide due to trauma, police said on Wednesday.
The post-mortem report confirmed sexual assault and multiple injuries on the minor's body, including bite marks and nail scratches. The cause of death was found to be hanging, they said.
According to ASP (South) Anshika Verma, the incident came to light on 27 April, when the girl, a Class 8 student, was found hanging at her home in Deoria Abdullaganj village under the Mirganj police station area. Initially, the family reported the death as suicide and was reluctant to pursue police action.
"The autopsy report changed the course of the investigation. It confirmed sexual assault and noted severe physical trauma. The cause of death was confirmed as hanging," Verma said.
A breakthrough in the case came from the statement of the victim's younger sister, who told police that the accused, Zeeshan (26), a resident of the same village, frequently loitered near the minor's school and allegedly gave her small sums of money to keep his interactions with her a secret, she said.
Police said that on the day of the incident, the accused allegedly lured the minor and assaulted her. Distressed by the incident, the child later took her own life while her mother was away, police said.
"Based on technical surveillance, CCTV footage, and statements from the family, we established Zeeshan's involvement. He was arrested near the Mirganj weekly market on Tuesday," they said.
