Four fishermen injured as boat catches fire at Kakinada fishing harbour
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Accident occurred when they were starting the engine
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Accident occurred when they were starting the engine
Four persons suffered burns after the boat, in which they were preparing to venture into sea for fishing, caught fire reportedly owing to short circuit while switching on the engine, at Kakinada fishing harbour in East Godavari district on Friday.
The injured have been identified as Boddu Nookaraju, Malli Yerrayya, Mugi Dhanayya and Dydupalli Suribabu. The boat is registered with the East Godavari district Fisheries Department.
All the four belonged to Visakhapatnam district and were engaged in fishing from Kakinada Harbour. Nookaraju’s condition was said to be critical. All of them had been shifted to Government General Hospital in Kakinada, East Godavari SP Adnan Nayeem Asmi said.
Man held on charge of damaging idols in Kakinada
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A 39-year-old man, V. Lakshmana Rao, was arrested on Monday for allegedly dismantling tridents of two idols of local deities at Sri Nookalamma Temple in Kakinada city in East Godavari district.
According to an official release by East Godavari SP Adnan Nayeem Asmi, the accused resorted to the act in an inebriated condition on the night of January 10.
Mr. Lakshmana Rao used to sleep on the temple campus whenever he was in the drunken state. He is native of Kondayyapalem area, where the temple is located.
Vanumu Lakshmana Rao nabbed for breaking Trishul in Andhra temple
Video shows Rao raising his hand and pushing the idol s trident, resulting in its top part breaking
Monday January 18, 2021 6:13 PM, ummid.com with inputs from IANS
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Kakinada: At a time when allegations of multiple temple attacks are making headlines in Andhra Pradesh, the initiative of installing surveillance cameras at all religious places has enabled the state s East Godavari district police on Monday to arrest Vanumu Lakshmana Rao, 39, for damaging the tridents (trishul) of a local temple in Kakinada more than a week ago.
The police arrested Vanumu Lakshmana Rao - a butcher who resides in Kondayyapalem, Kakinada, and also managed to procure the footage of his criminal act. The police shared footage of an inebriated Rao dancing and talking in front of the Hindu goddess idols holding the tridents and touching them.
AP police nab drunken butcher for breaking Kakinada temple tridents
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AP police nab drunken butcher for breaking Kakinada temple tridents.. Image Source: IANS News
Kakinada, Jan 18 : At a time when allegations of multiple temple attacks are making headlines in Andhra Pradesh, the initiative of installing surveillance cameras at all religious places has enabled the state s East Godavari district police on Monday to arrest a drunken butcher for damaging the tridents (trishul) of a local temple in Kakinada more than a week ago. The police arrested Vanumu Lakshmana Rao, 39, a resident of Kondayyapalem in Kakinada, and also managed to procure the footage of his criminal act. The police shared footage of an inebriated Rao dancing and talking in front of the goddess idols holding the tridents and touching them.
Andhra police bind over 912 people in cockfight crackdown
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912 East Godavari people bound over in cockfights crackdown Image Source: IANS News
Hyderabad: Cockfight underway in Hyderabad on Jan 15, 2018. The Supreme Court on 12th Jan, 2018 had dismissed the appeal against an order of the Hyderabad High Court order directing the Andhra Pradesh government not to allow cockfights during Sankran Image Source: IANS News
912 East Godavari people bound over in cockfights crackdown Image Source: IANS News
912 East Godavari people bound over in cockfights crackdown Image Source: IANS News
Hyderabad: Cockfight underway in Hyderabad on Jan 15, 2018. The Supreme Court on 12th Jan, 2018 had dismissed the appeal against an order of the Hyderabad High Court order directing the Andhra Pradesh government not to allow cockfights during Sankran Image Source: IANS News