For a few years, some sensational crimes allegedly committed by women have hogged headlines in Kerala.
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KOZHIKODE: The state witnessed a string of blood-curdling murders of children and fraud attempts by women last year, exposing the changing profile of society. Top cops say cases involving women are still low in state, if that is a consolation
For a few years, some sensational crimes allegedly committed by women have hogged headlines in Kerala. From Saritha Nair and Jolly Joseph to Swapna Suresh, the state has been witnessing a trend of women figuring prominently in such crimes.Last year saw women involved in some cold-blooded crimes. In February, a 22-year-old woman was arrested on charges of killing her one-and-a-half-year-old son by hurling him on to the beach rocks to live with her lover in Kannur. In December, Nedumangad police arrested a 28-year-old woman for allegedly murdering and burying her three-day-old child behi
IPS Officer D Roopa Transferred From Home Secretary To Handicraft Corporation, IPS Hemanth Nimbalkar Also Shifted
IPS Officer D Roopa (PTI)
The Karnataka government on Thursday shifted out two warring IPS officers of the IGP rank - D. Roopa and Hemanth Nimbalkar - who have been involved in a raging controversy over irregularities in the tendering process for the multi-crore Nirbhaya Safe City Bengaluru project.
Their transfers were effected by the state government, along with of six other IPS officers.
Controversy erupted earlier this month after 1998 batch IPS officer, Hemanth Nimbalkar, the chairperson of the authority vested with the power to invite tenders for the Nirbhaya Safe City Bengaluru project, wrote to the Chief Secretary alleging that a woman officer had impersonated the Home Secretary to seek classified information from a participating company which was drafting the tender.
IPS officers in face-off over Bengaluru safe city project shifted
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19 IPS officers shifted in UP.. Image Source: IANS News
Bengaluru, Dec 31 : The Karnataka government on Thursday shifted out two warring IPS officers of the IGP rank - D. Roopa and Hemanth Nimbalkar - who have been involved in a raging controversy over irregularities in the tendering process for the multi-crore Nirbhaya Safe City Bengaluru project.
Their transfers were effected by the state government, along with of six other IPS officers.
Controversy erupted earlier this month after 1998 batch IPS officer, Hemanth Nimbalkar, the chairperson of the authority vested with the power to invite tenders for the Nirbhaya Safe City Bengaluru project, wrote to the Chief Secretary alleging that a woman officer had impersonated the Home Secretary to seek classified information from a participating company which was drafting the tender.