Bengaluru: 3 killed while performing stunts on bike
Bengaluru, June 21: Three youngsters died in an accident as the motorbikes they were riding on hit one another while wheeling near GKVK, Yelahanka, on Sunday morning.
The victims of the accident are Mohammad Adil Ayaan, 17, Mauj Ahmed Khan, 17, and Syed Riyaz, 22.
The trio is said to have been wheeling the motorbikes without helmets near the Jakkur aerodrome opposite the GKVK on National Highway 7. The youngsters, who had been riding the motorbikes on high speed, lost control over the two-wheelers, resulting in the motorbikes hitting one another. The youngsters fell off the motorbikes and, due to severe injury on the head, two of them died on the spot. The third was rushed to hospital, but failed to respond to the treatment and died.
The Yelahanka traffic police have registered a case and are investigating. The bodies of the youngsters were taken to Victoria Hospital for post mortem and then kept in the hospital.
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Delhi bomb scare : Senders' intention was to create mass panic, disturb public order, says FIR
New Delhi (PTI): The intention of the bomb hoax emails received by over 100 Delhi schools was to "create mass panic and disturb public order," the Delhi Police says in an FIR registered by its Special Cell.
According to an official source, who has access to the FIR, at least 125 bomb threat calls were received from different schools from 5.47 am to 2.13 pm on Wednesday.
The person said that after receiving the calls, PCR vehicles were rushed to schools, and district police, BDS, MAC, Special Cell and Crime Control Room, DDMA, NDRF, Fire CATS and several other agencies were alerted.
Movement of these units to the schools "resulted in massive inconvenience," read a part of the FIR, according to the source.
The officials evacuated the schools in an "elaborate exercise" and carried out anti-sabotage checks across the city, he said.
The emails were apparently sent with the "conspiratorial intention of creating mass panic and to disturb public," the source said.
The FIR has been registered at Special Cell Police Station under IPC sections 505 (2) (statements creating or promoting enmity, hatred or ill-will between classes), 507 (criminal intimidation by an anonymous communication), and 120 (B) (punishment of criminal conspiracy).
Around 200 schools in Delhi-NCR received an identical threat email Wednesday claiming that explosives had been planted in their premises, triggering massive evacuations and searches as panic-stricken parents rushed to pick up their children.
Nothing was found during searches by authorities which later declared it a mass hoax.
