Recently, honeytrap cases are increasing in the Karnataka; criminal gangs are doing the work of blackmailing influential people, political leaders, rich people and demanding money. Honeytrap: Another honeytrap case in Bengaluru: Police arrest 10 people.
Currently, a similar case has come to light in Bengaluru, the police have trapped one of the honeytrap gangs, Kamakshi Palya police station of the city has cracked the case and arrested 10 accused.
The arrested accused had trapped a person in Kamakshi Palya police station area on October 30. Later, he made private videos and demanded Rs 2 lakh.
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After registering a case, the police investigated and arrested 10 people. The arrested person has been identified as Anuradha alias Anu (28). The arrested have been interrogated for further information and the investigation is going on.
Alleged illegal fishing: Sri Lanka Navy arrests 15 Indian fishermen
Around 15 Indian fishermen have been arrested for illegal fishing by the Sri Lankan Navy and two trawlers have been seized, an official statement said on Sunday. Alleged illegal fishing: Sri Lanka Navy arrests 15 Indian fishermen.
Sri Lanka Navy arrests arrested fishermen on Saturday in Talaimannar, a settlement on the northwest coast of Mannar Island, the navy said in a statement. It said the fishermen in Navy custody at Talaimannar will be handed over to the Fisheries Inspectorate.
It is said that despite many high-level talks between the two parties, Indian fishermen have been fishing illegally in Sri Lankan waters. It said the fishermen in Navy custody at Talaimannar will be handed over to the Fisheries Inspectorate.
It is said that despite many high-level talks between the two parties, Indian fishermen have been fishing illegally in Sri Lankan waters. The Pak Strait is a narrow strip of water that separates Tamil Nadu from Sri Lanka and is a rich fishing ground for fishermen from both countries.
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