Vizag Polygamist Attracted Women With Telugu Movie Dialogues Apr 02, 2021, 15:13 IST
There is a new twist to the case in which a Vizag man was accused of marrying several women. During the preliminary investigation, it was learned that Arun Kumar married nine women but after checking his call data, police are assuming that the list of girls is way higher. As per the police, Arun Kumar, who watched a lot of movies trapped girls with famous dialogues from movies.
Arun would then secretly marry them and then after a while for want of money, he would force them into prostitution. The women alleged that Arun also threatened to kill them if they refused his proposal. Most of the girls who were trapped by Arun revealed the same thing. However, this whole thing came to light after two women dared to approach the Women Welfare Associations.
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VISAKHAPATNAM: Vizag city police on Monday arrested five persons and seized over 100 kilograms of dry ganja near Sattivanipalem area under Pendurthi police station limits.
The accused smugglers reportedly procured the weed from various parts of Visakhapatnam Agency.
They were caught while attempting to move the contraband in two vehicles. Police said that the accused are residents of Visakhapatnam Agency.
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The video of the security guard attending to an injured person and stitching the wounds went viral on social media.
SRIKAKULAM: In a shocking incident, a security guard sutured the wounds of patients at the town hospital in Rajam village of Srikakulam district on Tuesday. The video of the security guard attending to an injured person and stitching the wounds went viral on social media. There was no doctor or paramedical staff nearby.
According to sources, the security guard, Sanjivi, had earlier worked as a quack in a village. In the absence of paramedical staff, Sanjivi donned the role of a compounder or nurse providing first aid. He also sutured the wounds. The video showed Sanjivi holding a suturing needle and stitching the wounds of a patient. The guard was posted at AP Vaidya Vidhana Parishad hospital at Rajam.
VISAKHAPATNAM: The consumption of donkey meat is growing in popularity in several districts of Andhra Pradesh. Reports of donkey slaughter are coming in from West Godavari, Krishna, Prakasam and Guntur. But the donkey is not registered as a ‘food animal’. Consequently, the slaughter of such an animal is illegal according to Food Safety and Standards, 2011.
People who relish donkey meat claim that the flesh of the beast of burden increases strength and virility. Donkey meat eaters take considerable pain to find the meat from illegal traders and then buy it at hefty prices often running into the thousands.
According to a cross-section of officials, while donkey milk has been popular for years, the popularity of donkey meat is a fairly recent phenomenon.