Man held in Madikeri for growing ganja at home
Kodagu: In a recent operation, Kodagu District Police officers successfully apprehended a man for cultivating ganja in the backyard of his house at Gudluru Channangi village in Madikeri taluk.
The suspect, identified as KR Kiran, came under police scrutiny after receiving a tip-off about his alleged ganja cultivation in the coffee garden behind his residence. Acting promptly, the police raided Kiran's house and discovered 31.9 kilograms of ganja in the garden. Kiran was subsequently arrested for his involvement in the illegal cultivation of the banned substance.
The investigating team, led by Madikeri Subdivision DySP M Jagadish, included Madikeri Town Circle Inspector Anoop Madappa, Siddapura Sub-inspector Raghavendra, and other police staff members. Their swift and efficient operation resulted in the successful arrest of the accused.
Kodagu Superintendent of Police K Ramarajan commended the team's dedication and effectiveness in conducting the raid and bringing the offender to justice.
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Kalaburagi Jail Chief Superintendent gets threat
Kalaburagi (Karnataka), Nov 28: Kalaburagi Jail Chief Superintendent R Anitha on Thursday said that an unknown person sent an audio message via a police inspector claiming that they will blow up her car.
However, police said they have not received any complaints in this regard.
Speaking to reporters here, Anitha said, "Somebody has sent an audio message to the police inspector saying that they will blow up my car. I personally did not receive any such message so far, so I would not be lodging any police complaint."
Following the alleged threat, Anitha said she would be more cautious now.
Last month, after Anitha took charge as the Chief Superintendent of Jail, raids were conducted and searches were intensified after photographs and video clips purportedly showing three inmates getting special treatment in the Kalaburagi Central prison went viral on social media.
Following the raids, cell phones, gutka and cigarette packets and beedis were seized from the inmates.
