Police Commissioner says fake FB account created in his name
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The trend of fraudsters creating fake Facebook account of officials continued with Police Commissioner N. Shashi Kumar being the latest to fall victim.
Mr. Kumar said that he got to know of a fake Facebook account in his name on Sunday evening soon after receiving a call from his friend who stated that there was request made for ₹6,000 through that social media account.
In a message posted on his Facebook account, Mr. Kumar said, “A fake account with same photo and details created. all be careful. because someone may start requesting to transfer some money. all be alert on such requests.”
‘Current norms almost impossible to follow’
The Democratic Youth Federation of India on Saturday said though the government had permitted solemnisation of marriages during the fortnight curfew, people were finding it hard to follow the conditions imposed for the same.
As such, there was a need to simplify the conditions and also allow shops selling marriage essentials, said DYFI State president Muneer Katipalla.
While permissions were being given only for marriages, the Additional Superintendent of Police in Udupi district organised the mehandi programme of his daughter’s marriage on Friday, thus indicating that different yardsticks were being applied to the common man and the powerful, he said in a statement here.
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Police Commissioner N. Shashi Kumar and Deputy Commissioner of Police Hariram Shankar getting non-essential commercial establishments in the Central market area in Mangaluru closed on Friday.
With the government tweaking directives on the fortnight-long curfew ordering closure of commercial establishments of non-essential nature, administrative officials in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts hit the streets closing such establishments even as entrepreneurs looked astonished over the development on Friday.
Mangaluru Police Commissioner N. Shashi Kumar and Udupi Deputy Commissioner G. Jagadeesha were among those who were on the ground in Mangaluru and Udupi booking cases against establishments that were open to ensure compliance with the health protocol.
Udupi Bar Association hosts lunch on court premises
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Not more than 50 attended the programme, says association president Divakar Shetty
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Not more than 50 attended the programme, says association president Divakar Shetty
The Udupi Bar Association on Friday hosted a lunch for advocates and court staff on the District Court premises wherein hundreds reportedly participated amid the government enforcing COVID-19 protocol.
Eyewitnesses said that nearly 500 people had lunch during the event to mark the annual lunch before closure of Civil Courts for the summer holidays; also to celebrate the marriage of advocate Vishwanath Shetty and to extend farewell to a few judicial officers who have been transferred.