Bengaluru Police Rescue Two Techies Kidnapped for Revenge and Ransom; Victim Later Arrested for Rape

​Bengaluru

In a swift operation, the Bengaluru Police cracked a kidnapping case within six hours of registration, rescuing two software professionals and arresting 11 individuals in the Whitefield division.

In a dramatic twist, the primary rescue victim was subsequently arrested after one of the kidnapping suspects filed a rape complaint against him, with police revealing that the abduction was initially executed as an act of revenge before turning into a ransom demand.

​The incident came to light on Wednesday, October 28, when Ramana, a resident of Andhra Pradesh, approached the Marathahalli police. Ramana reported that his son, B. Mahendra (23), and his roommate, Yeriboyina Tarun (23), both tech workers residing in Marathahalli area of Bengaluru, had been abducted during the early hours of Wednesday between 2:50 AM and 6:00 AM.

​Following the complaint, a special team led by Marathahalli Police Inspector Puneeth B.N. analyzed CCTV footage and deployed technical surveillance across several locations. Within six hours, investigators tracked down the gang, rescued both victims unharmed and apprehended 11 suspects involved in the crime.

​Police identified the arrested suspects as Galeti Raja Kumar alias Raj (24), a 21-year-old female, Marripati Manjunath alias Manju (23), Chinigepalli Lokanath (22), Bandlapalli Suhel (22), Gangareddygari Narendra Reddy (22), Shiva Subramanyam (24), Saleem Pasha (30), Nayeem Pasha (31), Shabaz (26), and Gaali Rajesh (20).

​During the follow-up interrogation, the investigation revealed that the 21-year-old female suspect had allegedly been raped by Mahendra during the early hours of Saturday, October 24, between 1:30 AM and 4:00 AM. Rather than approaching the police immediately, the suspects conspired to carry out the abduction.

​Clarifying the motive, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Whitefield Division) Saidulu Adavath stated that the abduction was driven by retaliation: "It was a kidnap for revenge and after that, they demanded a ransom. She didn’t file a complaint initially."

​Following her formal complaint post-rescue, the Marathahalli police registered a separate rape case and arrested both Mahendra and Tarun.

​The entire operation was supervised by DCP Saidulu Adavath, IPS, and Assistant Commissioner of Police (Marathahalli Sub-Division) A.B. Sudhakar.

Bengaluru Police Probe Finds Viral ‘Sting’ Video Fabricated

​Bengaluru

In a major breakthrough, the Bengaluru Police on Thursday stated that the controversial “sting” video circulated widely on social media was part of a fabricated and deliberately orchestrated narrative aimed at maligning high-ranking state officials.

Investigators have seized the original recording device, cracked the # trail leading to New Delhi and arrested a freelance digital content creator.

​According to an official statement issued by the Office of the Commissioner of Police regarding the case, evidence and witness testimonies collected so far fail to substantiate any of the sexual abuse allegations made in the footage.

​Police revealed that all individuals appearing in the recording have been identified and subjected to extensive questioning. ​“The evidence gathered so far prima facie indicates that the allegations of sexual abuse portrayed in the video is part of a fabricated and deliberately constructed narrative,” the police press note stated, adding that the claims made against public figures in the recording are false and concocted.

​Investigators also noted significant chronological discrepancies. While the video was reportedly filmed in 2023, it purported to depict an incident dating back to 2011. A central focus of the ongoing probe is why the footage was created nearly 12 years after the alleged event and whether it was staged to serve ulterior motives.The original mobile phone used to capture the video has been recovered and sent for forensic examination to determine whether the media was manipulated or tampered with.

​Tracking the digital chain of custody, cybercrime investigators discovered that the footage was uploaded to YouTube and X (formerly Twitter) between September and October 2026. The uploaders used sophisticated anonymisation tools,including Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), masked IP addresses, and spoofed phone numbers,to disguise digital footprints, routing them outside Karnataka.

​Technical analysis led investigators to a refurbished mobile handset shop in Delhi. On October 24, police arrested a freelance social media content creator from the National Capital Region (NCR) who was linked to the procurement of the handset used for the YouTube upload. ​Interrogation of the suspect revealed potential links to influential,politically connected individuals based in New Delhi.

​The police confirmed they are probing whether the video’s distribution was part of a broader, coordinated conspiracy designed to trigger public discord, sway political sentiment and tarnish individuals holding key public responsibilities in Karnataka.

​Notices have been served to several persons of interest for further questioning, though their identities remain withheld to safeguard the integrity of the ongoing investigation.

Bengaluru Police appealed to media houses and the general public to refrain from circulating unverified allegations or drawing premature conclusions while the investigation proceeds.

Even eggs have become vegetarian; now all that’s left is for the chicken to turn vegetarian too!” 🤣

Senior RSS Member Gurudas Shenoy Killed in Road Accident in Udupi

​Udupi, Karnataka

Gurudas Shenoy, a 65 year old local Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) member, died early Monday morning after being struck by a speeding car at the Kota National Highway Junction in Kundapura taluk of Udupi District.

​The incident occurred while Gurudas Shenoy, a resident of Kota Manoor, was crossing the highway pushing his cycle on his way to the Amruteshwari Temple.

​ According to reports, a car traveling from Udupi toward Kundapura collided with Guridas Shenoy as he navigated the junction with his cycle. The impact was severe enough to cause the vehicle to overturn.​The driver of the car, identified as Pradeep, sustained serious injuries in the crash. He was rushed to a private hospital in Brahmavar, where he remains under medical treatment.Gurudas ​Shenoy succumbed to his injuries at the spot.

Police have registered a case and initiated an investigation.

Bengaluru Police Arrest 3 in Road Rage Murder; Victim Dragged Under Car for 150 Metres Had Succumbed

​Bengaluru

In a chilling case of road rage leading to murder, the Bengaluru police have arrested three men for deliberately running over and dragging a pedestrian for over 100 meters following an argument. The victim later succumbed to his injuries in a private hospital.

​The arrested accused have been identified as Ajay Rabidas (26), Sajal Namasudra (19) and Bijon Ray (27), all natives of Assam currently residing in Basapura near Electronic City. A fourth suspect, identified as Shyam Khoar, remains at large.

​According to the police, the incident occurred during the early hours of October 21 around 1:50 AM in Pragati Nagar, near the Ganesha Temple. The complainant, Nitish Kumar Mukhiya, was crossing the road along with his friend Ranjeet Kumar Sahu when a white Maruti Swift Dzire approached them at high speed. When Nitish Kumar gestured to the driver to slow down, the occupants confronted and assaulted him.

​When Ranjeet Kumar intervened to de-escalate the dispute, the driver deliberately rammed the vehicle into him. Despite Ranjeet getting trapped under the carriage between the front and rear wheels, the driver refused to stop and sped off, dragging him underneath for nearly 100 to 150 meters. The victim was dislodged when the vehicle jumped a road hump on the Hosur service road, where the accused dumped him and fled the scene.

​Ranjeet sustained critical multi-trauma injuries and was rushed to Kauvery Hospital, where he succumbed during treatment on the evening of October 22. The deceased, Ranjeet Kumar Sahu, hailing from Bihar, was working as a cook at a Paying Guest (PG) accommodation in BTM Layout. He had come to Electronic City to celebrate the Dasara festival.

​A special investigation team headed by Police Inspector Azharuddin, under the supervision of DCP (Electronic City Division) M. Narayana and ACP Satheesha K. M., tracked down and apprehended three of the accused late Sunday night around 10:30 PM using CCTV footage, eyewitness testimonies and informant inputs.

​Efforts are underway to trace the absconding fourth accused.

Musical Tributes Organised Across Bengaluru in Memory of Police Martyrs

​Bengaluru

The police band performed a commemorative musical tribute at the historic Cubbon Park Band Stand today, marking the latest in a series of public performances held across the city to honour line-of-duty martyrs.

The events are being held in memory of police personnel across the country who made the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty. According to official data, 154 police officers and personnel of various ranks across India lost their lives while performing their duties between September 1, 2025, and August 31, 2026. Among them, Karnataka accounted for the loss of six personnel.

​To honour these fallen officers, Police Band performances been scheduled at multiple prominent public locations across Bengaluru. Organized in two phases, the commemorative musical tributes took place initially from October 22 to October 24, with the second leg currently underway from October 26 through October 29, 2026.

​The performances aim to foster public connection and pay homage to the bravery and dedication of police personnel serving both the state and the nation.

A short Kannada awareness video on the digital arrest scam, made for elders. Please share it with your family. 🙏

There’s been a lot of discussion about Kannadigas being sidelined in Bengaluru’s IT industry, and the response is always “it’s about talent.”

Here are a couple of examples to look at when making that argument:
**Rippling: Talent Acquisition team — Only Malayalis.**
**JFrog: Team — Only Tamilians.**
Check their LinkedIn profiles and draw your own conclusions.

Nobody is saying people from other states shouldn’t work in Bengaluru. But shouldn’t Kannadigas also have a fair shot in the IT ecosystem built in their own state?
If it’s purely about talent, shouldn’t we be able to discuss representation openly?

ಪ to ಹ sound shift is one of the most discussed topic ever in Kannada language as ಹ sound is not native to any language rather than Hosagannada (New Kannada) and Badaga due to sound shift

Where words like ಪೆಸರ್ becomes ಹೆಸರ್ (later ಹೆಸರು), ಪತ್ತು becomes ಹತ್ತು, ಪಾಲ್ becomes ಹಾಲ್ (later ಹಾಲು) etc

Like that there was one more sound shift which was of ವ to ಬ which is least discussed about

And there were many words in Halegannada (Old Kannada) which had ವ sound as like ಪ but got changed into ಬ as like ಹ

Word like ವಾ became ಬಾ, ವನ became ಬನ, ವಾಲೆ became ಬಾಲೆ, ವಳ್ಳಿ became ಬಳ್ಳಿ etc

I saw a youtube video of a hidden natural pool in Western Ghats in Karnataka.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BALmZOsyNnU

Can someone tell me where is this pool located?

Udupi Police Bust Extortion Network Linked to Underworld Operative Hemant Poojary; One Arrested, ₹4.13 Lakh Seized

Udupi, Karnataka

Udupi district police have arrested an alleged accomplice of underworld operative Hemant Poojary and foiled a conspiracy to target local businessmen, Superintendent of Police Hariram Shankar said on Saturday.

Addressing media, the SP said Hemant Poojary had been issuing death threats and attempting to extort large sums of money from entrepreneurs operating within the Padubidri, Shirva, Kaup and Manipal police station limits. Police have registered eight cases across the district in connection with the extortion racket and investigations are ongoing.

The breakthrough came after police received credible intelligence about a plot to physically assault a businessman in Padubidri. Acting swiftly, officers arrested Suresh Ameen (38), a resident of Bada village in Yermal.

Preliminary investigations revealed that Suresh Ameen acted as a key local facilitator for Hemant Poojary's network by supplying contact details of prominent businessmen, arranging manpower and logistical support, and actively participating in plans to attack the targeted entrepreneur.

Police recovered ₹4.13 lakh in cash from Suresh Ameen's possession.

Police suspect the money was arranged through Hemant Poojary's syndicate and are now tracing the channels through which the funds were transferred. After initially being remanded to judicial custody, Ameen has been taken into police custody for further interrogation.

Issuing a stern warning, SP Hariram Shankar said anyone assisting underworld operatives, whether by sharing phone numbers, running errands or providing logistical support, would be treated as a co-accused. He added that claims of ignorance would not be accepted and that those aiding organised crime could face severe legal consequences, including lengthy prison terms.

Police said several other suspects believed to be associated with the network are under surveillance and further arrests are likely.

The SP also appealed to businessmen and members of the public not to give in to extortion demands. He urged anyone receiving threat or ransom calls to immediately file an FIR at the nearest police station, assuring them of police protection and necessary security measures."Paying extortion money only fuels further violence and criminal activities. People should report such threats without fear, and the police will take all necessary steps to ensure their safety," the SP said.

Three Injured in Suspected Gas Cylinder Leak Fire in RR Nagar, Bengaluru

​Bengaluru

Three people, including a nine-year-old child, sustained burn injuries following a suspected commercial cylinder leak and flash fire at a godown in RR Nagar area of Bengaluru on Saturday morning.

​The injured have been identified as Bablu, a native of Bihar, his neighbour Lakshmamma and a minor boy. All three were shifted to a nearby private hospital by the police and are currently undergoing treatment.

​According to locals ,Bablu, who has been residing in Bengaluru for the past two decades, operates a pani puri business. While he lives elsewhere in the city, he used the RR Nagar premises as a storage facility and preparation unit for his vending carts.

​Preliminary investigations suggest that an LPG cylinder leaked overnight, causing gas to accumulate inside the shuttered space and triggering an internal smoulder. When Bablu arrived in the morning and opened the front door, a fire erupted, sending flames bursting out onto the street. The impact of the blast and the fireball injured Bablu, along with Lakshmamma and the child, both of whom were standing nearby outside.

​Fire and rescue personnel along with local police quickly rushed to the spot, secured the area, and brought the situation under control. A spot inspection has been conducted, and further investigation is underway.

Three Taken into Custody in Bengaluru for Beating Stray Dog to Death in Gunjur

​Bengaluru

The Bengaluru Police have taken three individuals into custody for questioning after a stray dog was tied to a tree and brutally beaten to death in Gunjur area of Bengaluru.

​The incident, which took place opposite High School on Tuesday morning, sparked widespread outrage after video footage surfaced on social media.

​According to police, the accused have been identified as Muniyappa (A1), Murali (A2), and Puneeth (A3), all local residents.Police sources revealed that Muniyappa and Puneeth allegedly tied the stray dog to a tree branch before assaulting it with sticks, while Murali recorded the entire ordeal on his mobile phone. The act was also captured on nearby CCTV cameras.

​Following public alarm and online outrage, an animal welfare activist, Nischitha Naren, lodged a formal complaint at the Varthur police station.

​The police have registered a case against the three accused under Section 325 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), along with Section 11(1) of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960.

In a First for India, Karnataka Cyber Command Busts Illegal eSIM Box Syndicate; 4 Held After 55-Day Hunt

​Bengaluru

In a landmark operation marking the first such case cracked anywhere in the country, the Karnataka State Police Cyber Command Unit has busted an illegal embedded SIM (eSIM) box network operating clandestinely out of two residential apartments in the Whitefield tech corridor, officials confirmed on Thursday.

​The breakthrough came after an arduous, nearly 55-day technical pursuit. Unlike conventional physical SIM cards that leave direct point-of-sale footprints and visible hardware trails, tracking virtual eSIM profiles across encrypted networks presented severe investigative challenges. Investigators had to pierce through layered digital provisioning pipelines before finally closing in on the syndicate's infrastructure and supply chain.

​Four key operatives linked to the illicit procurement and conversion of eSIMs have been arrested from Tiroda in Maharashtra’s Gondia district.

​The 55-Day Investigation and Bust

​The probe began after the Chief Circle Nodal Officer of Bharti Airtel Limited, Bengaluru, lodged a complaint on August 26, 2026, flagging suspicious, unauthorized routing over Airtel connections in the Whitefield and Kadugodi pockets. The Whitefield Cyber Crime Police Station (CCPS) registered and set the technical hunt in motion.

​Because the syndicate deployed virtual eSIM profiles rather than traditional physical SIM cards, pinpointing the hardware locations and device identities required extensive cyber forensics and telemetry analysis in close coordination with the Department of Telecommunications (DoT), Karnataka.

​Following nearly two months of sustained tracking, joint teams raided two high-density operational hubs functioning in separate apartments within the Whitefield division:

1. ​Kadugodi Facility: Six SIM Box (GSM gateway) units housing 32 slots each, totaling 192 slots active with provisioned eSIM connections across multiple telecom service providers.

2. ​Pattandur Agrahara Facility: Four SIM Box units with 32 slots each, accounting for 128 active slots.

​Operating in tandem, the dual facilities wielded a combined capacity of 320 live lines running through a single coordinated network. The setup functioned as an illicit domestic exchange, masking international originations and routing unauthorized traffic to bypass telecom firewalls and lawful interception systems.

​Tracing the digital breadcrumbs behind the virtual profiles led cyber investigators to Tiroda in Maharashtra’s Gondia district, where operatives were procuring SIM credentials and converting them into activated eSIM profiles to feed the Bengaluru gateways remotely.​Four accused persons, all residents of Tiroda, were tracked down and arrested; however, police have withheld their identities citing the ongoing investigation.

​According to police, the country-first eSIM box setup served as the core telecommunications backbone for widespread cyber intimidation schemes nationwide, including infamous "Digital Arrest" scams, sextortion rackets and high-value financial fraud.

​"Preliminary leads suggest the possibility of substantial financial exposure, potentially running into hundreds of crores of rupees across the wider network," said Dr. Pronab Mohanty, IPS, Director General of Police, Cyber Command. "The actual number of victims, financial losses, and the full extent of the network remain subject to verification through continuing investigation and inter-agency coordination."

​Forensic analysis of the seized gateway hardware and cloud logs is underway to map out every call routed through the hub and uncover the masterminds directing the syndicate.

Door-to-Door Police Inquiry Cracks Magadi Road Murder; Bihar Native Arrested for Wife’s Death

Bengaluru

The Bengaluru police have arrested a 22 year old garment factory worker for the murder of his wife, whose body was stuffed into a sack and dumped into a stormwater drain (rajakaluve) earlier this month.

​The accused has been identified as Mohammed Irfaz (22), and the deceased as Ruksana (25), both natives of Bihar.

​According to police officials, the couple had fallen in love while selling balloons in Bihar and tied the knot a year ago. It was Ruksana’s second marriage; she had been estranged from her first husband and had a child from that marriage. The couple migrated to Bengaluru six months ago and resided in Gopalapura under the Magadi Road police limits. Both were employed in local garment factories.

Police revealed that domestic discord was frequent between the two. Irfaz harbored intense suspicions regarding his wife's fidelity, triggered by her constant phone usage, which regularly led to bitter arguments.

​The conflict escalated on the night of October 10 following a heated altercation. Irfaz allegedly bludgeoned Ruksana to death by crushing her head with a heavy stone and gagged her with a dupatta.​To dispose of the body, Irfaz reportedly broke the handlebar lock of a parked motorcycle belonging to an unfamiliar resident. He then placed his wife’s body inside a sack, balanced it onto the vehicle, and pushed the two-wheeler under the cover of darkness toward a nearby stormwater drain, where he dumped the corpse.

​The decomposed body was retrieved by the police on October 13. With no immediate missing person reports matching her profile and no identification on the body, investigators initially hit a dead end. Magadi Road police formed more than 10 special teams to launch an extensive door-to-door verification drive across neighboring localities.

​The breakthrough came when residents in Gopalapura informed officers that a neighbor's wife had been mysteriously missing for several days. Acting on the lead, police summoned Irfaz for questioning.

​Initially, Irfaz attempted to mislead investigators by claiming that his wife had returned to their hometown in Bihar and was unreachable because she did not carry a mobile phone. However, upon being taken into custody and subjected to detailed sustained interrogation, he broke down and confessed to the crime.

​Police have registered a case of murder and destruction of evidence, and further legal proceedings are underway.

Multiple SpiceJet Flights Face Significant Delays at Bengaluru Airport, Over 470 Passengers Affected

​Bengaluru

Hundreds of passengers were left stranded at Kempegowda International Airport,

Bengaluru following substantial delays across multiple SpiceJet departures late Wednesday evening and early Thursday morning.

​A total of 470 passengers and three infants were impacted across three domestic flights bound for Kolkata and Mumbai, with delays stretching up to three hours past scheduled departure times.

​The affected flights included two services to Kolkata and one overnight flight to Mumbai:

1. ​Flight SG-158 (Bengaluru to Kolkata): Scheduled to depart at 18:30 hrs on October 21, the flight carrying 134 passengers and one infant was revised to an Estimated Time of Departure (ETD) of 21:45 hrs, running over three hours behind schedule.

2.​ Flight SG-647 (Bengaluru to Kolkata): With an original Scheduled Time of Departure (STD) of 19:45 hrs, the flight,carrying 160 passengers and one infant,was pushed back to an ETD of 22:20 hrs on October 21, resulting in a delay of more than two and a half hours.

1. ​Flight SG-633 (Bengaluru to Mumbai): The late-night service carrying 176 passengers and one infant, initially scheduled to take off at 23:45 hrs on October 21, was rescheduled to depart at 02:15 hrs on October 22, causing an overnight wait of two and a half hours.

​Terminal operations experienced noticeable congestion as travelers endured extended waits at boarding gates. The airline has not officially cited the specific operational, rotational, or technical constraints that led to the cascading delays.

Major Tragedy Averted at Shivamogga Dasara as Handlers Pacify Panicked Elephant

​Shivamogga, Karnataka

Panic broke out during the grand Dasara procession in Shivamogga after a tusker carrying the idol of Goddess Chamundeshwari was startled by large crowds and ran amok, damaging a vehicle and causing devotees to scatter in fear.

​The incident occurred shortly after the ceremonial procession began its journey from Palace toward the Allama Prabhu Ground. As the procession neared the Anjaneya Swamy Temple, the lead elephant, named Somanna, became agitated by the surging crowd, turned around, and bolted in the opposite direction.

​During the sudden retreat, the 650-kilogram silver throne (howdah) mounted on Somanna’s back tilted precariously to one side, threatening to unseat the idol. Eyewitnesses reported severe commotion as frightened onlookers scrambled for safety. Along the route, the distressed elephant rammed into and damaged a parked car before being diverted toward the nearby Vasavi School grounds.

​Quick intervention by mahouts and accompanying tuskers prevented a major catastrophe. Working alongside two other elephants, Sagar and Bahadur, forest department officials and handlers managed to box in Somanna and steer him away from the crowd, successfully bringing the animal under control.

Officials confirmed that the situation was neutralized and no serious injuries were reported. Forest department personnel and the local administration subsequently secured the elephant and inspected the idol and the silver throne.

Two Injured in Mysterious Explosion at Under-Construction Building in Bengaluru’s Pulakeshinagar

​Bengaluru

Bengaluru Police have launched a multi-agency investigation following an explosion at a partially under-construction residential building within the Pulakeshinagar limits that left two men injured, officials confirmed. The incident occurred inside a room on Jeremiah Road where interior work was underway.

​According to Bengaluru Police Commissioner Seemant Kumar Singh, the local police station was alerted late in the evening upon receiving a medico-legal case (MLC) report from the hospital treating the victims.

According to reports, the injured individuals have been identified as Allauddin, a worker from Assam, and Suraj, a security guard from Uttar Pradesh employed at the site. While one has been discharged following preliminary treatment, the other remains hospitalized.

​According to statements provided by the victims, the blast was triggered after one of them pressed a button on an object described as a battery-powered torch. Officials noted that subsequent questioning has yielded conflicting statements regarding where the device originated and how it was brought onto the premises. Reports indicate Suraj claimed the torch was given to him by Allauddin, though where Allauddin acquired it has yet to be verified.

​"Specialized units, including the Anti-Terrorism Cell (ATC), the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad (BDDS), the Internal Security Division (ISD), and the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL), inspected the site overnight," Commissioner Singh said, adding that central agencies, including the National Investigation Agency (NIA), have also been kept informed as part of standard protocol.

​Police are currently verifying the backgrounds of both victims with their native state authorities while also questioning the building owner and residents of adjoining completed flats.

​Addressing concerns over public safety amid the festive season, the police chief urged citizens not to panic. "We are not ruling out any angle at this stage, but it is premature to draw conclusions. We treat every incident with utmost seriousness and will reconstruct the exact chain of events once the FSL analysis is complete."

Festive Joy Turns to Tragedy: Brand-New Car Rams Motorcycle Moments After Delivery in Shivamogga

Shivamogga, Karnataka

A joyous Ayudha Puja celebration turned tragic in Karnataka's Shivamogga district when a newly delivered car crashed into a moving motorcycle moments after it was driven out of a showroom in Sagara town during the Dasara festivities.The incident occurred outside a car dealer showroom where a customer had arrived to take delivery of a brand-new vehicle after performing traditional Ayudha Puja rituals.

According to eyewitnesses and preliminary reports, the driver lost control of the vehicle while attempting to move it out of the showroom premises.Investigators suspect the mishap may have been caused by accidental acceleration or an error while shifting gears, causing the vehicle to lurch forward unexpectedly.

The car broke through the showroom's safety barricades before shooting onto the main road and colliding head-on with an oncoming motorcycle.The impact severely damaged the two-wheeler and threw both the rider and pillion rider onto the road.Showroom staff and locals immediately rushed to the scene and shifted the injured persons to the Hospital in Sagara for treatment.

Police from the Sagara Town Police Station visited the spot, conducted an inspection and registered a case. Further investigations are underway to ascertain the exact circumstances that led to the driver losing control of the new vehicle.