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The Bengaluru Police filed an FIR against Royal Challengers Bengaluru, event management firm, DNA, Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) Administrative Committee, and others at Cubbon Park Police Station in connection with the RCB victory parade stampede. ---Advertisement--- The FIR was lodged at the Cubbon Park Police Station. The FIR stated criminal negligence in the stampede […] The Bengaluru Police filed an FIR against Royal Challengers Bengaluru, event management firm, DNA, Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) Administrative Committee, and others at Cubbon Park Police Station in connection with the RCB victory parade stampede. The FIR was lodged at the Cubbon Park Police Station. The FIR stated criminal negligence in the stampede incident. Bengaluru stampede | FIR filed against RCB, DNA (event manager), KSCA Administrative Committee and others at Cubbon Park Police Station. FIR stated criminal negligence in the stampede incident. Sections 105, 125 (1)(2), 132, 121/1, 1...

Bengaluru horror: According to Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) South-East Bengaluru, Sarah Fathima, the body of a 32-year-old woman, Gouri Anil Sambekar, was found stuffed inside a suitcase near Ambedkar Apartment in Doddanekundi Village, Bengaluru. Bengaluru horror: A horrific incident of a software professional from Maharashtra stabbing his wife to death at his residence and loading the body into a trolley bag (suitcase) has come to light in Karnataka's Bengaluru on Thursday (March 27), the police said. Gouri, a native of Maharashtra, was married to Rakesh Rajendra Gangaram Khedekar. The couple resided within the Hulimavu police station limits. Authorities have sent the body for a post-mortem to determine the cause of death. DCP South-east Bengaluru said, "The body of a 32-year-old woman, Gouri Khedekar, was found near Ambedkar Apartment. She was the wife of 36-year-old Rakesh Khedekar. Her body was found inside a suitcase. The husband and wife were living within the Hul...

The Bengaluru police arrested a realtor's wife and mother-in-law for his murder. Investigators say they spiked his food with sleeping pills, lured him to a secluded spot, and slit his throat. A 37-year-old real estate agent and loan consultant, Loknath Singh, was murdered in Bengaluru in what police describe as a case of “betrayal and planned killing” by his own family. His wife, Yashaswini, and mother-in-law, Hema Bai, have been arrested in connection with the crime. On March 22 at around 5.30 pm, police received a distress call on emergency number 112. Upon arrival, they found Loknath’s body inside a car parked in an isolated area—his throat had been slit. What initially seemed like a straightforward homicide soon revealed a deeper plot driven by personal and financial disputes. Loknath had been in a secret relationship with Yashaswini for two years before they married in December 2024 through a registered ceremony in Kunigal. However, the marriage was kept hidden from her fa...

As per the information, the 17-year-old victim lived in the Bommanahalli police station limits. During this time, she became acquainted with her neighbour, Vicky, a married man. Vicky lured the minor by promising marriage, allegedly raped her, and assaulted her. The Bengaluru Police have arrested a  Police Constable for allegedly raping a 17-year-old Girl, who is a rape survivor. According to the Police, the survivor came to file a complaint and was allegedly raped under the pretence of receiving help.    The Bommanahalli Police has also arrested another accused and sent both of them to jail, based on a complaint filed by the victim's mother. The arrested accused include Arun, a constable serving at the Bommanahalli police station, and Vicky, a friend of the victim.   As per the information, the 17-year-old victim lived in the Bommanahalli police station limits. During this time, she became acquainted with her neighbour, Vicky, a married man. Vicky lured th...

Once again a case of road rage has come to the fore in Bengaluru. The latest case is of Friday, January 20, where a woman dragged a young man for a kilometer on the bonnet. Once again a case of road rage has come to the fore in Hi-Tech City Bengaluru. The latest case is of Friday, January 20, where a woman dragged a young man for a kilometer on the bonnet. The incident took place when the accused started questioning the woman after two vehicles collided.   According to sources, the incident took place when two cars collided, following which the victim got out of the car to see the damage done to his vehicle, following which he stopped the woman's car to protest. Hurt by this, Priyanka closed all the windows of her car and allegedly abused Darshan from inside the vehicle and pressed the pedals to escape.    Sources said that the accused woman Priyanka dragged the victim Darshan on the bonnet of her car for a kilometer. In the video received by...

The victim who was victimized in this incident is a resident of Kerala. She was leaving one of her friend's house at night and going to another friend's house. For this he used an app based bike drop service. But the bike rider took him to some other deserted place Bengaluru city of Karnataka, which is called the IT hub, once again got embarrassed by the incident of gangrape. This heinous incident was carried out by the driver of an app-based bike service along with his partner. However, taking swift action, the police arrested both the accused responsible for the incident. But after the incident a question is arising whether these app based ride service in Bengaluru are not safe for women? The victim who was victimized during this incident is a resident of Kerala. She was leaving one of her friend's house at night and going to another friend's house. For this he used an app based bike drop service. But the bike rider took him to some other deserted place. A friend of t...

A man dressed up as Yamaraja, the god of death, and staged a protest in Bengaluru to highlight the bad condition of roads in the city. The protest was led by an organisation called Changemakers of Kanakpura Road. In a unique protest to highlight the bad condition of roads in Bengaluru, an organisation called 'Changemakers of Kanakapura Road' held a protest with a man dressed up as Yamaraja, the god of death, along with a buffalo. In the video of the symbolic protest that was widely circulated on social media, the man dressed as Yamaraja can be seen standing in the middle of the road with the buffalo as protesters shouted slogans.   "Yamaraja on roads? Dont be surprised, the MLA Krishnappa & BDA has given tender to yama to take away people! Yesterday #CMKR did an unique protest against the #pothole roads of Anjanapura. Even after a very rigorous protests last year the MLA & BDA hasnt woken up!" Changemakers of Kanakapura Road tweeted. Yamaraja on roads? ...

Manyata Tech Park, one of the largest tech parks in north Bengaluru, has also faced the brunt of the rain. Bengaluru:  Several parts of north Bengaluru have been inundated after another spell of heavy rainfall on Sunday night. With several lakes overflowing, water has entered houses in the low-lying areas and basements of the apartments in the Yelahanka and Mahadevapura zone, official sources said. Manyata Tech Park, one of the largest tech parks in north Bengaluru, has also faced the brunt of the rain. One of the most affected is Yelahanka's Kendriya Vihar, which is flooded by the overflowing lake nearby. NDRF (national disaster response force), fire and emergency service personnel are working to help people living there and evacuating those who want to move out with the help of rafts. "The entire ground-floor is submerged, ground-floor houses have lost electronic appliances and other items...We have to look for other accommodation until water recedes, even after water recede...

  BENGALURU :  Landlords are giving rooms on rent without verifying the information of foreign nationals in order to charge higher rent. Now the police has become strict about this. The Bengaluru Police Department has decided to make accused in narcotics and drug cases against such landlords. Recently, in view of the involvement of foreign nationals in a drug racket in the state capital Bengaluru, the police has started a three-pronged investigation to tackle the drug mafia.   The investigation will henceforth investigate the side of the smugglers, both foreigners and homeowners involved in the drug racket.   Deputy Commissioner of Police Dr S D Sharanappa told IANS, "Those who give their houses on rent to foreign nationals have to give details to the local police station. Firstly, they should check the travel documents before paying the fare. Whether their identity card, documents are acceptable or not. If it's real, they can move on. O...