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Bangalore
By Our Staff Reporter
BANGALORE, AUG. 19. In a second such incident in the city in the last week, two men, claiming to be gold ornament polishers, cheated a housewife of four gold bangles and a chain, together worth Rs. 40,000, in the Byatarayanapura Police Station limits on Thursday. The police said that at about 1.30 p.m. two men came to the house of Parvathi in Deepanjalinagar and introduced themselves as gold ornament polishers. Parvathi gave them four gold bangles and a chain for polishing. The two men polished the ornaments and returned them to her. After they left, Parvathi realised that the two men had given her brass ornaments instead of her gold bangles and chain, the police said. The Byatarayanapura Police have registered a case.
Suicide
Nandish (18) of Padmanabhanagar committed suicide by hanging himself from the roof a bus in the Yelahanka Police Station limits on Wednesday. The police said Nandish was working as a cleaner of a bus belonging to a private engineering college in Rajanukunte. He had slept in the bus that was parked near the Yelahanka Post Office last night. The driver saw the body hanging from a railing of the roof of the bus and informed the police in the morning.
Attacked
A four-member gang attacked Ashoka (22) with lethal weapons injuring him on the head and in the back in Cubbonpet on Wednesday. Ashoka has been admitted to hospital. The police said Ashoka, who had been arrested in an acid attack case, was released from jail on Saturday.
Arrested
The City Crime Branch officials on Wednesday raided a skill game centre on Rest House Road, off Brigade Road, and arrested 19 persons on the charge of gambling. The police seized from them Rs. 51,000 stake money, a mobile phone, a colour television set and other equipment used for the games.
Arrested
The Shankarapuram Police on Tuesday arrested three persons on the charge of cheating and seized a car and two mobile phones from them. The police, who gave the names of the arrested as Ajith Kumar Singh alias Sunil Agarwal (22) of Anchepalya, and Abdul Kareem Sheik (26) and Gouse Peer alias Sonu (26) of Rajajinagar, said they had taken money from people promising them vehicles at prices cheaper than the market value and cheated them. They had promised them that they would get them the vehicles that were seized by vehicle financing companies from defaulters, the police said.
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