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#WATCH | #Bengaluru Police arrested software engineer Sukruth Keshav for allegedly trying to murder a motorist after a quarrel at a traffic signal near Ramaiah College. The victim had honked at him for blocking a free left, after which Sukruth allegedly chased and rammed his Tata Curve into the...

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A 21-year-old woman was allegedly murdered in broad daylight at the BC Road bus stand in Bantwal taluk of Dakshina Kannada district on Thursday evening, sending shockwaves across Karnataka. The victim, identified as Lavanya, a resident of Kakkepadavu, worked at a private nursing home in Kalladka. Police said the accused, identified as Chethan, allegedly attacked her with a machete after she repeatedly rejected his advances. He was arrested within hours near Vamanjoor-Pacchanadi on the outskirts of Mangaluru following a coordinated police operation. The incident has sparked widespread outrage and renewed concerns over crimes linked to harassment and one-sided obsession. Police have registered a murder case and launched a detailed investigation into the circumstances leading to the attack. According to the police, Lavanya was returning home from work on Thursday, 16 July, at around 6 pm. She had boarded a KSRTC bus from Bantwal to Kakkepadavu after finishing her shift at the private nursing home in Kalladka. Police said Chethan, who is believed to be a distant relative of the victim, boarded the same bus and sat next to her. The accused had allegedly been pursuing Lavanya despite her repeatedly rejecting his advances. Sensing something was wrong, Lavanya reportedly called one of her relatives and informed them that a young man had sat beside her on the bus. The call was disconnected shortly afterwards. After Lavanya got off the bus at the BC Road bus stand, the accused allegedly followed her. Police said he then took out a machete from a bag and chased her. Despite her attempt to escape, he allegedly attacked her repeatedly before fleeing the scene. Police personnel from the Bantwal subdivision and Bantwal Town Police Station rushed to the spot soon after receiving information about the incident and began an investigation. Lavanya, who sustained critical injuries, was immediately shifted to Bantwal Taluk Hospital. However, she succumbed to her injuries despite efforts to save her. After the attack, the accused allegedly fled towards Mangaluru in an Alto car. During his escape, he reportedly called Lavanya's father and told him that he had killed his daughter and intended to end his own life. Acting swiftly, the Bantwal subdivision police formed a special investigation team. Using mobile phone location data and CCTV footage, officers traced and arrested the accused along with the vehicle near Vamanjoor-Pacchanadi on the outskirts of Mangaluru. Police sources said the accused had allegedly created a disturbance at the private hospital where Lavanya worked about a month earlier. Hospital staff reportedly intervened and prevented the situation from escalating. Investigators are now examining whether the absence of a formal police complaint after the earlier incident contributed to the tragedy. Bantwal Town Police have registered a case and are continuing their investigation.

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A woman died and her husband was severely injured after a speeding car rammed their scooter at Mamledar Wadi Junction in Mumbai's Malad West on Sunday night, police said. According to Malad police, the car, allegedly being driven rashly by 65-year-old Krishna Chamankar, rammed into the couple’s Activa. The accident took place around 8pm, when Mayank Shah, 35, and his wife, Priyanka, who was a lawyer, had stopped at a traffic signal while returning home through Malad Subway, police said. According to Malad police, the car, an MG Windsor allegedly being driven rashly by Chamankar, rammed into the couple’s Activa. Mayank suffered serious injuries, while Priyanka was critically injured and later died during treatment at a hospital. The impact did not end with the couple’s scooter. Police said the car went on to hit three autorickshaws, injuring five passengers. Some of the injured suffered serious injuries, while others sustained minor injuries. A complaint was lodged by Mayank’s brother, Manthan Devji Shah, 35, following which Malad police registered a case against Chamankar under Sections 106(1), 281 and 125(A)(B) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and Section 184 of the Motor Vehicles Act. Police said Chamankar was medically examined before being arrested. According to police sources, Chamankar’s name has also figured in a high-profile legal case. He is one of the developers who, along with his brother Prasanna Chamankar, was named in the alleged Maharashtra Sadan scam case linked to former Maharashtra PWD minister and NCP veteran Chhagan Bhujbal, police sources said. In September 2025, the Bombay High Court quashed the money-laundering case registered against the brothers and their firm, K S Chamankar Enterprises, by the Enforcement Directorate. Meanwhile, Priyanka’s cousin, Pravin Cheda, has raised questions over the treatment allegedly given to Chamankar at Malad police station following the accident. In a letter to senior police officers, Cheda alleged that Chamankar was allowed to use his mobile phone inside the lock-up and was given preferential treatment. Cheda further alleged that around 1.20am, a woman police officer from Versova arrived at the station and, citing a medical check-up, took Chamankar out of the lock-up and seated him in an air-conditioned room at the rear of the station. He has sought an independent inquiry into the conduct of the police personnel allegedly involved and demanded suspension and departmental action against those found responsible. He has also sought strict prosecution of Chamankar in accordance with the gravity of the offence.

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A 4th-year law student succumbed to her injuries after battling for life for more than 48 hours. She had been stabbed by the brother of a man whose marriage proposal she had rejected. The attack took place in Kodihalli on HAL Road on July 13. The victim, identified as Amrutha (22), was attacked around 4. 30pm on July 13 and died in hospital on the evening of July 15, despite doctors' efforts to save her. Based on the preliminary investigation, police said Amrutha, the accused Dhanush G, and his younger brother Surya G were all from the same locality. The two families became acquainted while participating in religious gatherings, through which Amrutha and Dhanush developed a close friendship that eventually blossomed into a romantic relationship. However, the relationship took a turn after Amrutha allegedly discovered that Dhanush had concealed a crucial part of his past that he had previously been married, was divorced, and had a child. Feeling betrayed, she ended the relationship and distanced herself from him. Police said Surya was enraged by Amrutha's decision and had warned that he would not spare her for rejecting his brother's love. On July 13, a confrontation reportedly broke out at Amrutha's residence. During the altercation, Surya allegedly attacked her with a knife, stabbing her in the chest and back before fleeing the spot. However, he was caught by local residents. Her family members rushed her to hospital, where she remained under treatment for more than 48 hours before succumbing to her injuries. Following the incident, the JB Nagar police registered a case against both Dhanush and Surya. The duo has since been arrested and is being interrogated. Police had earlier registered a case of murder and have imposed murder charges after her death.

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