chitradurga police

Over 240 CCTV cameras at M Chinnaswamy Stadium were rendered non-functional on April 24. This disruption affected security surveillance during the IPL match between Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Gujarat Titans. Two individuals working for a sub-vendor were apprehended. They allegedly damaged Network Video Recorder systems and fibre connections. The accused claimed non-payment of dues as the reason for their actions.

A government school teacher from Chitradurga district was arrested for allegedly raping a 16-year-old student inside a classroom. The accused, identified as Rajanna, later reportedly forced the girl to undergo an abortion at a private nursing home. The incident came to light after students informed child welfare committee members.

A 23-year-old Ayurvedic doctor, Dr. MU Nikitha, allegedly died by suicide in Chitradurga district after facing harassment. A death note indicated she was distressed by rumors of an illicit relationship with a lecturer, spread by college students and the lecturer's wife. Police have registered a case against the lecturer, his wife, and some students.

The chitradurga police are baffled over the spate of murders and rapes in the city, with the murder of a couple, Hanumanthappa (50) and his wife Chandramma (44), on Tuesday night.

The chitradurga police team formed to investigate a spate of serial killings here has identified M Shankar alias Jai Shankar (33), a hardened criminal, as the killer.

chitradurga police arrested two persons on Monday in connection with the stealing of photographs from Sri Murugharajendra Brihanmutt here recently.

CHITRADURGA: The chitradurga police have booked one Shafiulla, son of a matka bidder, from Mandakki Bhatti area under the Goonda Act. He has been sent to central prison at Gulbarga on Monday, SP S. Murugan said here on Tuesday.

The chitradurga police apprehended Kode Ramanaiah, who, along with his wife Kode Savitri, orchestrated a massive fraud through Crowd Club International Pvt Ltd. The fraudulent activities spanned multiple states, leading to a total duping of Rs 210 crore. The superintendent of police highlighted the need for a forensic audit to delve deeper into the scam.