KSRTC bus-auto rickshaw collision in Kalaburagi: Two women killed on the spot, auto driver injured
Kalaburagi: A collision between a KSRTC bus, en route from Raichur, and an auto-rickshaw near the Central Prison on the outskirts of Kalaburagi town resulted in the instantaneous death of two women on Friday afternoon.
The victims have been identified as Chandrakala (30), the wife of Thippanna Ijeri from Itaga village, and Devaki (20), wife of Rajendra Ijeri. The auto-rickshaw driver, Prahlad, a resident of Khandala in Kalaburagi taluk, sustained severe injuries in the accident, as confirmed by the local police.
The Kalaburagi Traffic Police responded to the scene, near the Central Prison, to conduct an inspection and gather details about the incident.
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Man in Belagavi arrested for murdering 15-day-old daughter by feeding poison
Belagavi: In a murder case reported from Ukkada village of the taluk, a 28-year-old man was held by Kakathi Police on charges of poisoning his 15-day-old daughter, apparently on learning that the infant was female.
The arrested man, Bhimaraya Banappa Chippadi, is said to be a resident of Bhootaramanahatti. He was held by Kakathi Police following an investigation into a case registered against him based on a complaint filed by his wife, Sheela Chippadi, who has accused him of murdering their infant, Priyanka.
Police sources have said that Chippadi was unhappy that his wife Sheela had delivered a female child and had been pressurizing her to leave the infant at her paternal home and return alone.
On Tuesday, March 17 afternoon, Chippadi allegedly poisoned his daughter Priyanka when his wife and child were asleep. A primary investigation has revealed that the accused applied the poison to the opening of a bottle and fed it to the infant.
Chippadi reportedly escaped from the spot after poisoning his daughter.
When his wife Sheela woke up, she noticed the infant foaming at the mouth and immediately took the child to the Belagavi Institute of Medical Sciences (BIMS) Hospital, but doctors declared Priyanka dead, sources said. The doctors have reportedly suspected that the infant was fed a pesticide used on cotton crops.
Kakathi Police, who registered a case against Chippadi, probed the matter and tracked him down on Friday, March 20.
Chippadi, who was produced before the court, has been sent to judicial custody and is currently lodged in Hindalga jail.
