The CID officials are presently in the city had have begun investigations into the Panjimogaru double murder case wherein a woman and her daughter were found murdered during broad daylight.
Family members and relatives of a hotelier of Kinnigoli who recently died after contracting malaria, staged a protest in front of the Srinivas Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Center at Mukka alleging that medical negligence was the cause of the death of the hotelier .
It has been reported that unidentified bike bound masked assailants fired at a bakery at Ambagilu in the outskirts of the city before escaping on the night of May 17, Thursday. The incident is learnt to have taken place at around 10 pm at Adarsh bakery belonging to one Leo. The showcase glass of the bakery has been broken into pieces due to the firing.
A woman hailing from Kavoor in Mangalore has been admitted to a private hospital in Mangalore after unidentified assailants threw acid on her face on the night of May 17, Thursday.
A complaint has been lodged against the Belthangady police with the State Human Rights Commission accusing them of committing atrocities on a youth named Narayan Gowda, a labourer by profession.
The management of the Sahyadri Engineering College at Adyar in Mangalore has suspended from services six of its staff who suffered grievous burn injuries in the recent blast in the gas pipeline at the college, and have made new appointments in their place.
It has been reliably learnt that a Sri Rama Sene leader of Mangalore has been successful in cancelling the wedding of a girl with whom he was in love, by threatening the prospective groom and his family members.
An under trial lodged in the Udupi jail at Hiriadka has been admitted to the Wenlock Hospital in Mangalore in a critical state after he consumed excessive tablets meant for treatment of epilepsy.
An engineer of the SKS Company which undertook works on the ISPRL project at Padoor, who was staying in a rented house at Mallar near Kaup, was beaten up black and blue by the villagers on the night of May 13, Sunday for misbehaving with local women. The engineer, one Ashok Kumar of Bangalore, was tied up to a tree, thrashed and then handed over to the police.
The Pandeshwar police have filed a case of cheating against Mangalore’s criminal lawyer SS Khazi and two others in connection with a complaint lodged by a woman alleging that the three had not only cheated her but had also forged documents to grab property.. The lawyer, it is learnt, has secured anticipatory bail in this connection. This is a rare case wherein an advocate of the city is facing such criminal charges which if proved, he would be liable to undergo an imprisonment for ten years or life imprisonment. The case is before the Second Additional CJM Court in Mangalore.