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Missing married woman from Amasebail traced with lover in Bengaluru

Kundapur : The married lady who had eloped with a man belonging to another community on Saturday, November 8 was traced in Bengaluru on Sunday, November 9 by the Amasebail police. The lady was produced before the court and later handed over to her parents.

According to the police, the Bolero car of the man was found abandoned at Bhatkal, while the phones of the couple which was in use til Bhatkal was switched off later. The police who initially claimed that they had found the couple in Karwar later stated that they had traced them in Devanahalli of Bengaluru.

When the lady said that she would neither go back to her husband nor to her lover, the police decided to produce her before the court. Here, she was later handed over to her parents.

Since the lady’s husband had not filed any case against the man with whom his wife had eloped, no complaint stands registered.

SI abuses reporters

When the reporters went to Kundapur Women Police Station Amasebail Sub Inspector Ravi is said to have abused the reporters. Raged by this the reporters have given an oral complaint to Kundapur Circle Inspector P M Diwakar, who had assured the reporters of initiating against the SI. 

Father-in-law puts daughter-in-law, grandson on gun point

Belthangady : A case has been registered against a man for allegedly threatening to kill his daughter-in-law and grandson with a unlicensed country-made gun in Belthangady on Monday, November 10.

The accused is Gangayya Gowda (65).

In the complaint filed by his daughter- in-law Vedavathi, she has stated that she had married Gangayya’s son Lakshman Gowda two years ago. On November 9, the accused is said to have loaded the country gun and pointed it out at Vedavati and her son and threatened to kill both if they wouldn’t leave the house.

Vedavathi in her complaint has mentioned about life threat that she and her son are facing.

ZP workers go on indefinite strike demanding job security

Mangaluru : The government had earlier passed an order to recruit the Zilla Panchayat workers taken on temporary basis as permanent workers. However in its policy, it had framed that only the last 10 years of work of an individual will be considered and prior work experience will not be counted.
 
In this backdrop, the workers under the aegis of CITU (Centre of Indian Trade Union), went on an indefinite strike from Monday, October 10 near the Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayat Office.
 
CITU leader Vasanth Achary setting the protest in motion said that the Committee led by M S Swami had recommended considering the work experience of only the past 10 years of an individual which was incorrect. Vasanth asserted that the administration must consider the total work experience of an individual. A change has to be made in the order declared by the government. This move is important as there are uneducated people employed as pump operators etc in the Gram Panchayat who will be affected by the same.
 
Leader Yadav Shetty said that a meet with Zilla Panchayat CEO Tulsi Maddineni has been scheduled on Tuesday, November 11 at 3 pm where they would discuss the matter and bring the problem of the panchayat workers to her notice.