<p>Police said Makeme Mariah Ido, a citizen of the Philippines, travelled by a bus from Hyderabad and got down at the Central bus stand on August 27. She hired Ahmad’s auto and loaded her luggage in it. She requested him to come to a lodge in Balepet where she had booked a room. She hired another auto and went to the lodge, added the police.<br /><br />Instead of following Ido’s auto, Ahmad fled with her belongings. Ido lodged a complaint with the police. With the help of some autorickshaw drivers, the police managed to trace Ahmad’s whereabouts, arrested him and recovered jewellery and other articles, police added.<br /><br />Fake electricals seized<br />The Enforcers of Intellectual Property Rights (EIPR ) sleuths and Yeshwantpur police raided J S Industries, Gokula, Bangalore and arrested one person for allegedly manufacturing and selling duplicate electrical products of Indian Nippon Electricals Limited (INEL) Company. The accused has been identified as Rajesh (50).<br /><br />On a tip off, the police raided Rajesh’s unit and recovered duplicate electrical products including ignitors, stator plates, finished stators, winding machine and fast winder.</p>
<p>Police said Makeme Mariah Ido, a citizen of the Philippines, travelled by a bus from Hyderabad and got down at the Central bus stand on August 27. She hired Ahmad’s auto and loaded her luggage in it. She requested him to come to a lodge in Balepet where she had booked a room. She hired another auto and went to the lodge, added the police.<br /><br />Instead of following Ido’s auto, Ahmad fled with her belongings. Ido lodged a complaint with the police. With the help of some autorickshaw drivers, the police managed to trace Ahmad’s whereabouts, arrested him and recovered jewellery and other articles, police added.<br /><br />Fake electricals seized<br />The Enforcers of Intellectual Property Rights (EIPR ) sleuths and Yeshwantpur police raided J S Industries, Gokula, Bangalore and arrested one person for allegedly manufacturing and selling duplicate electrical products of Indian Nippon Electricals Limited (INEL) Company. The accused has been identified as Rajesh (50).<br /><br />On a tip off, the police raided Rajesh’s unit and recovered duplicate electrical products including ignitors, stator plates, finished stators, winding machine and fast winder.</p>
