New Delhi: The Karnataka High Court on Monday dismissed the PIL for cancellation of SSLC examination in the state. The PIL was filed by SV Singregowda of Gyan Mandir Trust to cancel SSLC examinations in the state like the PUC 2 exams were cancelled.
The PIL was being heard by Justice Nagarathna and Justice Hanchate Sanjeevkumar on Monday.
Appearing for the state government Advocate General Prabhuling Navadagi argued that the exams will be held and finished in two days with students having to write compiled three subject papers on each day.
He further stated that the government is ensuring adherence of all the COVID-19 protocols and guidelines during the exam.
The Court also took into consideration the lawyer’s argument that the COVID number were on a decline and students will not face any difficulties in appearing for the exam. The court then dismissed the PIL and ruled in favor of state government.
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Gangolli: In an operation, the Gangolli police arrested a couple accused of a house robbery within seven hours of the incident.
The accused, identified as Vinayak (41) and his wife Pramila (30) from Gujjadi, were taken into custody following a coordinated investigation by the police team.
The robbery took place on the morning of January 21 when a bag containing jewelry was stolen from a house near Trasi Beach. Among the stolen items were a 16-gram gold necklace, a 16-gram bangle, and three gold rings weighing 3 grams, with the total value of the jewelry estimated at Rs 2 lakh. The culprits fled the scene on a scooty.
Following the registration of the case at the Gangolli police station, SSI Harish R. and a team comprising officers Shantaram, Raju, Nagaraj, Raghavendra, Sandeep Kurani, Maruti Nayak, and Dinesh swiftly gathered intelligence and tracked down the suspects by 8 p.m. on the same day. The stolen gold ornaments and the vehicle used in the crime have been recovered.
The accused were presented before the court, and further legal proceedings are underway.