<p>A homemaker was found dead at her house in Akkappa Garden, Yeshwantpur, on Thursday. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Aruna Devi, 19, allegedly hanged herself from the ceiling fan, using a veil, when her husband Saravana Babu, a painter, was away.<br /><br />The couple, married two years ago, had a two-month-old baby girl. Saravana, who took to drinks recently, allegedly harassed his wife, suspecting her fidelity. <br /><br />Devi ended her life as she could no longer bear his torture, police said.<br /><br />The incident came to light when a few neighbours, who heard her child cry, rushed to Devi’s house at around 7 pm. They found her body hanging from the ceiling fan. Police arrested Saravana based on a complaint filed by his mother-in-law Shanthi Kumar.<br /><br />At Kaveripura in Kamakshipalya police limits, Vidya, 22, allegedly hanged herself at her house early Friday morning. She was married to Anandappa, 25, an auto driver, a year and a half ago.<br /><br />Vidya was the youngest daughter of Akhandappa and Gangamma, natives of Doddaballapura. <br /><br />Gangamma alleged in her complaint that her daughter took the extreme step unable to bear the torture by her husband and inlaws. Anandappa has been arrested.<br /><br />Clothes store owner held<br /><br />Officers of the Central Crime Branch have arrested the owner of an apparel shop and recovered fake readymade clothes of popular brands worth Rs 17 lakh. <br /><br />On a tip-off, police raided Positive Clothing on Lalbagh Road and arrested Ashok Kumar Jain, 47, a resident of 4th Block Jayanagar. <br /><br />Police said he passed off fake Van Heusen and Louis Philippe brands to customers as genuine.<br /><br />1 killed, 2 hurt in accidents<br /><br />A two-wheeler rider was killed and two students sustained injuries in separate accidents in the City.<br /><br />A biker was killed on the spot after a BMTC bus knocked him down near Adugodi junction on Friday morning. The accident occurred when Pushparaj, 23, a resident of Bommanahalli, was on his way to work.<br /><br />Police have arrested the bus driver for rash and negligent driving.<br />In another accident, two students were injured when a four-wheeler rammed their motorbike near Jalahalli Circle, Thursday midnight. <br /><br />Shivaraj, 20, a resident of Chikkasandra and a BBM student of Baldwin College, and Tarun, 20, a resident of ISRO Layout and an MBA student, are the injured. They were rushed to a nearby private hospital for treatment. When the accident took place, Shivaraj was to drop off Tarun at ISRO Layout. The four-wheeler driver is absconding.<br /><br />Garment waste gutted<br /><br />Bundles of garment waste were gutted when a godown caught fire early Friday morning in the Madiwala police limits. <br /><br />Eight fire tenders were pressed into service to extinguish the blaze. No casualties have been reported, police said.<br /><br />Syed Sardar, a resident of Masjid Road, Begur Main Road, Bommanahalli, owns a godown adjacent to his house, where has stored garment waste bundles weighing about 50 tonnes. <br /><br />He exported the waste to a few overseas firms, which used them for burning purposes. On Friday, he returned home at around 1.30 am, when a cab driver who noticed thick smoke billowing out from the godown, alerted Sardar, who immediately called the police and the fire brigade. The loss is yet to be estimated.<br /><br /></p>
<p>A homemaker was found dead at her house in Akkappa Garden, Yeshwantpur, on Thursday. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Aruna Devi, 19, allegedly hanged herself from the ceiling fan, using a veil, when her husband Saravana Babu, a painter, was away.<br /><br />The couple, married two years ago, had a two-month-old baby girl. Saravana, who took to drinks recently, allegedly harassed his wife, suspecting her fidelity. <br /><br />Devi ended her life as she could no longer bear his torture, police said.<br /><br />The incident came to light when a few neighbours, who heard her child cry, rushed to Devi’s house at around 7 pm. They found her body hanging from the ceiling fan. Police arrested Saravana based on a complaint filed by his mother-in-law Shanthi Kumar.<br /><br />At Kaveripura in Kamakshipalya police limits, Vidya, 22, allegedly hanged herself at her house early Friday morning. She was married to Anandappa, 25, an auto driver, a year and a half ago.<br /><br />Vidya was the youngest daughter of Akhandappa and Gangamma, natives of Doddaballapura. <br /><br />Gangamma alleged in her complaint that her daughter took the extreme step unable to bear the torture by her husband and inlaws. Anandappa has been arrested.<br /><br />Clothes store owner held<br /><br />Officers of the Central Crime Branch have arrested the owner of an apparel shop and recovered fake readymade clothes of popular brands worth Rs 17 lakh. <br /><br />On a tip-off, police raided Positive Clothing on Lalbagh Road and arrested Ashok Kumar Jain, 47, a resident of 4th Block Jayanagar. <br /><br />Police said he passed off fake Van Heusen and Louis Philippe brands to customers as genuine.<br /><br />1 killed, 2 hurt in accidents<br /><br />A two-wheeler rider was killed and two students sustained injuries in separate accidents in the City.<br /><br />A biker was killed on the spot after a BMTC bus knocked him down near Adugodi junction on Friday morning. The accident occurred when Pushparaj, 23, a resident of Bommanahalli, was on his way to work.<br /><br />Police have arrested the bus driver for rash and negligent driving.<br />In another accident, two students were injured when a four-wheeler rammed their motorbike near Jalahalli Circle, Thursday midnight. <br /><br />Shivaraj, 20, a resident of Chikkasandra and a BBM student of Baldwin College, and Tarun, 20, a resident of ISRO Layout and an MBA student, are the injured. They were rushed to a nearby private hospital for treatment. When the accident took place, Shivaraj was to drop off Tarun at ISRO Layout. The four-wheeler driver is absconding.<br /><br />Garment waste gutted<br /><br />Bundles of garment waste were gutted when a godown caught fire early Friday morning in the Madiwala police limits. <br /><br />Eight fire tenders were pressed into service to extinguish the blaze. No casualties have been reported, police said.<br /><br />Syed Sardar, a resident of Masjid Road, Begur Main Road, Bommanahalli, owns a godown adjacent to his house, where has stored garment waste bundles weighing about 50 tonnes. <br /><br />He exported the waste to a few overseas firms, which used them for burning purposes. On Friday, he returned home at around 1.30 am, when a cab driver who noticed thick smoke billowing out from the godown, alerted Sardar, who immediately called the police and the fire brigade. The loss is yet to be estimated.<br /><br /></p>
