Kalaburgi: Concerning the case of murder that occurred on the morning of November 4 at the Kalaburgi central bus stand, in which the son of a police constable was murdered in broad daylight in a cinematic manner by a gang of criminals wielding deadly weapons, the police has arrested 6 individuals including 5 college students.
Sagar Mahantesh Bhairaamadagi (22), Guddutaayi Nagar resident Shubham Ashok Doddamani (23), Abhishek (21) residing near Amara Paalya, Police Colony resident Kaushik (20), Police Colony resident Murtaza Ali Muhammed Ali (25) are the arrested college students and another individual identified as Akash Adarsh Maaya (23), an employee of a medical store and resident of CIB Colony, was also arrested. An old hostility has been cited as the reason behind the murder, the police informed.
The police have seized four lethal weapons, a car, and 2 two-wheelers from the arrested accused, which were reportedly used for the murder. The arrested were presented before the court and the judges have ordered them to be subjected to judicial custody.
The resident of Vidya Nagar, son of police constable Chandrakanth, Abhishek Chandrakanth (27), was murdered by the gang of criminals who waylaid his vehicle he was on his way to the gym on the morning of November 4, where they chased him to the city’s central bus stand and violently murdered him using lethal weapons. A case had been previously registered concerning this case at the Ashok Nagar police station.
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Rameswaram (Tamil Nadu) (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday inaugurated the Pamban sea bridge, providing rail link between Rameswaram island and the mainland and flagged off the new Rameswaram-Tambaram (Chennai) train service here.
The PM also flagged off a Coast Guard ship which passed under the bridge.
The bridge is all set to improve connectivity to this spiritual destination flocked by devotees throughout the year from across the country. Built at a cost of over Rs 550 crore, this is India’s first vertical sea-lift bridge.
Spanning 2.08 kilometers, the bridge comprises 99 spans and a 72.5-meter-long vertical lift span that can be raised up to 17 meters, allowing the smooth passage of large ships while ensuring seamless train operations.
The bridge features stainless steel reinforcement, high-grade paint, and fully welded joints, enhancing durability while reducing maintenance requirements.
Its foundation is supported by 333 piles and 101 piers/pile caps, designed for dual rail tracks and future expansion. The use of polysiloxane paint protects it from corrosion, ensuring longevity in the harsh marine environment. This bridge is a remarkable blend of tradition and technology.
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, TN Governor R N Ravi, state Finance Minister Thangam Thennarasu, among others were present.
On his arrival from Sri Lanka, Modi was accorded a warm welcome by Ravi, Tamil Nadu Finance Minister Thangam Thenarasu, Union Minister of state, L Murugan, BJP Tamil Nadu unit chief K Annamalai, senior BJP leaders including H Raja and Vanathi Srinivasan.