Woman attacked by doctor boyfriend
 
Chennai: In a shocking act, a doctor inflicted serious injuries on his girlfriend by stabbing her in public view at Natesan Park in T. Nagar on Sunday afternoon.  
 
The 28-year-old victim, Saradha of Pune, was allegedly in a relationship for the past seven years with the accused, Veera Sagar, 32, a homeopathy doctor based in Hyderabad. 
 
According to the police, the relationship started during their days in Pune where the victim saradha worked as housekeeping staff in a hospital.  Saradha had come to Chennai a few days ago in search of a job.

                Saradha hospitalised after the attack by her boyfriend
The woman was allegedly not ready for marriage and also didn’t allow the doctor to marry either. Police said the duo used to have frequent arguments over the phone on this issue. 
 
On Sunday morning, the doctor had come to the city early and asked Saradha to come and visit him. When she visited him at Natesan Park in T. Nagar, they continued their argument and in the heat of the moment the doctor cut his girlfriend’s waist with a sharp object, causing serious injuries.
 
The public rounded him up quickly and handed him over to the Mambalam police. Mambalam police inspector Kannan said that the victim was in a stable condition at Government Royapettah Hospital where she is undergoing treatment. Mambalam police have registered a case and are investigating. 
 
Next: Newly wed techie ends his life

 
Newly wed techie ends his life
Bengaluru: Upset about a marriage that was on the brink of a collapse, a 28-year-old newlywed software engineer, who was reportedly in love with another girl, hung himself after locking his wife in the bedroom. The incident took place at his flat behind Anjaneya Swa­my temple, in Dodda Banasawadi, on Sunday morning.
The deceased, Deepak, was working as a senior software engineer at a reputed company in Whitefield. He was married to Anusha Gowda on June 25. The couple hailed from Kolar and the deceased’s wife, Anusha, is an M.Tech student at a private college.
The married couple, who moved to the city, lived alone, while their parents reside in Kolar. Deepak was reportedly in love with another girl, who was in constant touch with him but did not reciprocate his feelings.
This led to frequent squabbles between the newlyweds. On Saturday night, Deepak was reportedly speaking to the girl over phone when Anusha confronted him, the police said.
“This led to a heated argument between them and Anusha, in a fit of rage, damaged household articles and valuable gadgets. Their fight continued the entire night and extended into the morning.
On Sunday, an enraged Deepak dragged Anusha into the bedroom and locked her up. Later, he wrote a suicide note and hung himself from the ceiling fan in the drawing room,” the police said.
“As he did not open the  door for some time, and did not respond to her, Anusha managed to alert one of her neighbours, who entered the house  and broke open the door and found Deepak hanging from the ceiling fan. They immediately rushed him to a nearby hospital, where he was declared brought dead. We were later informed about the incident,” the police said.
“In his suicide note, Deepak has stated that he was responsible for his death and was taking the extreme step as he could not love his wife in equal measure. He has also stated that he was in love with a girl for the past few years, but she turned down his proposal for marriage. However, they had frequent phone conversations ,” the police said.
“Deepak has stated that he wished to live happily with his wife, but was upset with her as she questioned his fidelity. He has apologised to his parents for committing suicide and asked them to take care of Anusha,” the police said.
The police questioned Deepak’s parents about his love affair, but they claimed he was not in love with any girl.
“They have given a statement that they had asked him before his wedding whether he was in love with anyone. As he had denied it, they fixed the marriage with Anusha. They suspect that he took the extreme step because of workpressure. We are investigating the case from various angles,” saidthe Banaswadi police, who have registered a case.
Next: Failed engineering student hangs herself from ceiling fan

Failed engineering student hangs herself from ceiling fan
Bengaluru: Anguished about failing in her exams, a 22-year-old BE student hung herself at her house in Nethravathi Layout, near Devasandra in K.R. Puram police limits on Sunday morning.
The deceased, Babitha Glory, was a sixth semester BE student at a private college in the city.
The daughter of a single parent, the police said that Glory was staying with her mother, Mary. Sources say that she had lost interest in her studies and stopped going to college for the last few days.
The announcement of her exam results, and her consequent failure threw her into a depression.
“On Sunday morning, her mother had gone to Church and Glory was alone at home. When her mother returned home, she found Glory hanging from the ceiling fan in her room. She has not left behind any suicide note and it is suspected that failing in the exams led her to take this step,” the po­lice added.The K.R. Puram police have registered a case of unnatural death and are investigating the case.
Next: CCB raids 7 discos, rescues 240 women

CCB raids 7 discos, rescues 240 women
Bengaluru: The Central Crime Branch (CCB) sleuths raided seven illegal discotheques, and livemusic venues in Majestic area on Saturday night. 23 people were arrested in this connection. The police also rescued 240 women who were employed to dance and serve alcohol to customers.
The raids were conducted in Rajdhani, Aishwarya, Sky Heaven, Sakhi, Kajal, Port of Pavilion and Blue Heaven hotels. Cases were booked against the owners, managers, DJs, supervisors, and other staff of these places.
The police said that these hotels housed discotheques and held live music concerts without a valid licence from the licensing authority. The police also informed that these places employed women to dance at live music venues. The raids were conducted simultaneously in seven hotels.
“The accused had employed women who hailed from other states. During the raids, it was found that the customers misbehaved with the women. Action has be­en initiated against such customers,” the police added.
Speakers and cash  worth Rs 35,000 were seized during the raids. Seven cases have been booked against the accu­sed in the Upparpet police station.