Bengaluru, September 26: “Normally, there will be zero traffic service for VVIPs like Chief Minister, Prime Minister, President and others. In the same way, the Home Minister also has that service. So, I have used that service. Why jealous about it”, asked Deputy Chief Minister Dr. G. Parameshwar.
The DCM arrived using zero traffic service for the Field Marshal Cariappa statue unveiling programme organized by the Kodava Samaj and BBMP in the city on Wednesday. When media people asked the DCM about it, he said that the Home Minister also has facility and he has used it. In the previous government, then Home Minister refused to use the zero traffic service. But he has not availed that service freshly. He has used the existing service, he justified.
“I would regret if the zero traffic caused any inconvenience to the general public. As I have several programmes and meetings, I have been using the service as I have to maintain the timings. I have instructed the police to take maximum care to avoid traffic congestion during zero traffic service”, he said.
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Lucknow (PTI): A security guard of a Ghaziabad bank upset over leave and salary related issues walked into the manager's cabin and shot him dead, police said on Tuesday.
The 34-year-old manager of the Loni branch of the Punjab and Sind Bank was rushed to a hospital on Monday where he was declared dead, they said.
The security guard, Ravindra Hooda (50) and his accomplice, Shishupal (57), have been arrested, police said.
"The security guard along with his accomplice entered the cabin of the bank manager and fired at him. The injured bank manager was taken to GTB Hospital in Delhi for treatment, where doctors declared him as dead," police said in a statement.
SHO Loni Border Manish Bist on Tuesday said the bank manager, Abhishek Kumar, was from Patna. He has been posted in Ghaziabad since August 2025, and was living in a rented house with his wife.
Police said that during interrogation, Hooda said he had been working in the branch for the past two and a half months.
"He said his salary was reduced, and when he would ask for leave, it was refused. Following this, there was an argument with him (Abhishek Kumar)," the police statement said.
He said he fired at the bank manager in anger and that Shishupal was present with him during the incident, it added. Hooda and Shishupal were from the same village in Baghpat, Uttar Pradesh.
Police said a case under section 103 (1) (punishment for murder) of the BNS has been registered against him. Police have recovered a double-barrel gun and ammunition and the Arms Act has also been slapped on the accused, the statement said.
