<p>A 39-year-old man forced his way into a house and took away a gold chain after being denied money for trying to get college admission.</p>.<p>The arrested man has been identified as Sudhakar, a resident of Naganathapur. He kept pictures of himself with former minister K J George, Bishop Bernard Moras and senior police officials, claiming that he was into public service like getting driving license, pan card, school and college admissions.</p>.<p>Nagaraj (50), a resident of Doddathoguru, approached Sudhakar seeking admission for his son in first PU in science. Sudhakar promised him a seat in Christ University, saying he knew the Bishop and other priests there. As the college opening dates drew closer, Nagaraj did not receive admission call for his son. A desperate Nagaraj secured admission at Narayana PU College in Hulimavu.</p>.<p>At 10 am on June 4, Sudhakar came to Nagaraj’s house and shouted at him for finding admission for his son in a different college when he was still trying. He asked Nagaraj to pay him Rs 25,000 for his efforts.</p>.<p>When Nagaraj refused to give him money, Sudhakar forced his way into his house and took away a 25 gm gold chain from the television cabinet. Nagaraj said in his complaint that he was bathing at the time of Sudhakar’s entry.</p>.<p>The Electronic City police have arrested Sudhakar and recovered the chain. Further investigations are on.</p>
<p>A 39-year-old man forced his way into a house and took away a gold chain after being denied money for trying to get college admission.</p>.<p>The arrested man has been identified as Sudhakar, a resident of Naganathapur. He kept pictures of himself with former minister K J George, Bishop Bernard Moras and senior police officials, claiming that he was into public service like getting driving license, pan card, school and college admissions.</p>.<p>Nagaraj (50), a resident of Doddathoguru, approached Sudhakar seeking admission for his son in first PU in science. Sudhakar promised him a seat in Christ University, saying he knew the Bishop and other priests there. As the college opening dates drew closer, Nagaraj did not receive admission call for his son. A desperate Nagaraj secured admission at Narayana PU College in Hulimavu.</p>.<p>At 10 am on June 4, Sudhakar came to Nagaraj’s house and shouted at him for finding admission for his son in a different college when he was still trying. He asked Nagaraj to pay him Rs 25,000 for his efforts.</p>.<p>When Nagaraj refused to give him money, Sudhakar forced his way into his house and took away a 25 gm gold chain from the television cabinet. Nagaraj said in his complaint that he was bathing at the time of Sudhakar’s entry.</p>.<p>The Electronic City police have arrested Sudhakar and recovered the chain. Further investigations are on.</p>
