Bengaluru Police

Bengaluru police have apprehended Naveen Gowda for the murder of Shobha, head of a driving school. They met online, deepening their relationship over months. On the night of the 18th, Naveen allegedly killed Shobha after spending the night at her home. He fled with her car and valuables. Investigations suggest he exploited their friendship, leading to the tragic incident.

A two-year-old child was fatally crushed in Bengaluru’s HSR Layout after her father accidentally drove the car over her, failing to notice her presence. The entire incident was captured on CCTV.

Taking the threat seriously, the police swiftly evacuated all patrons and staff from the hotel, initiating a complete search. Hotel owner Raghavendra Rao confirmed the police's response and said that all the ongoing events were halted for safety reasons.

Upon arrival, a bomb squad was swiftly deployed, and thorough inspections were conducted with the assistance of trained dog squads to ensure the safety of the area and its occupants.

In Bengaluru, tensions escalated when a group of Muslim youths confronted three Hindu youths celebrating Sri Ram Navami, leading to an altercation. The confrontation became physical, resulting in the arrest of four individuals, including two minors. The incident, which took place in Chikkabettahalli, was captured on CCTV, aiding police in making the arrests.

A video emerged showing a couple on a scooter with a child standing on nothing but a footrest. This bizarre scene took the internet by storm, leaving everyone outraged at the couple’s apparent ‘stupidity.’

Bengaluru's Magadi Road Police arrested Dr. K.R. Sanjay, a 44-year-old from Chennai, for allegedly distributing fake currency to cab drivers. The arrest followed a complaint by cab driver Jaripiti Chandrasekhar from Andhra Pradesh. The imposter hired Chandrasekhar, paid him with counterfeit notes, and fled without settling a bill. Authorities suspect the accused has a history of similar scams.

A tragic incident occurred at the Renaissance Hotel near the Race Course, where a man fell to his death. Seshadripur police responded promptly to investigate whether it was suicide or an accident. Initial reports indicate it may have been suicide. Witnesses expressed grief.

Bengaluru Traffic Police enforce parking restrictions from 3 pm to 11 pm on March 25th ahead of the IPL match between RCB vs PBKS. Prohibited areas include Steins Road, MG Road, and Raj Bhavan Road. Designated parking at St. Joseph Indian School Grounds, UB City, BMTC Bus Stand, Old KGID Building, and inside Cubbon Park. Ride-sharing and auto-rickshaw pick-up/drop-off points near the stadium were established.

Amidst the excitement of the IPL tournament in Bengaluru, comprehensive security measures have been implemented to safeguard spectators. With a deployment of one thousand policemen, stringent screening protocols, watch towers, and mobile command centres, authorities aim to deter threats effectively. Spectators are advised against bringing prohibited items, and entry gates open at 5:00 PM after a thorough security check process.

The identification of one suspect, Musavir Hussain Shazib, was facilitated by a cap he was wearing, which helped police identify him and his associate, Abdil Mathern Taha, through CCTV images captured before they purchased the cap.

An FIR has been filed by Halasuru Gate police against BJP leaders, including Tejasvi Surya, Shobha Karandlaje, PC Mohan, and 41 others, over the Nagaratpet incident. The incident involved a clash between Hanuman devotees and law enforcement after a shopkeeper was assaulted for playing devotional songs, leading to his arrest.

Bengaluru police detained MP Shobha Karandlaje amid protests over the assault of a shopkeeper allegedly for playing Hanuman Chalisa during a clash between demonstrators and law enforcement officials. The incident near Halasur Gate Police Station led to the arrest of both the shop owner, Mukesh, and several foreign youths involved in the assault.

Bengaluru police seized explosives, including gelatin sticks and detonators, at an empty plot near Bellandur Prakriya School, triggering an urgent investigation. An abandoned tractor nearby raised suspicions of transportation involvement. Authorities are pursuing leads and ensuring public safety.

Halasuru Gate Police in Bengaluru apprehended five individuals for assaulting a shopkeeper in Nagarpeth over a dispute involving the playing of Hanuman Chalisa. The attack on Mukesh resulted in injuries. Inspector Rajesh Kumar assured thorough investigation. All suspects, including Suleman, Shanawaz, Rohit, Danish, and Tarun, have been detained.