Forged Stamp Paper Racket Busted In Bengaluru

Forged stamp paper racket busted in Bengaluru, banned stamp paper worth 2.71 crores seized from four people. The Bangalore Police has uncovered a forged stamp paper racket and seized banned stamp papers worth Rs 2.71 crore from four people.

The four were arrested in this connection on Saturday. According to the police, they have been identified as Hasan Modi Babu alias ‘Chhota Telgi’ resident of Vivek Nagar and Harish Subbaraya, resident of Basaveesjwara Nagar.

The other two accused are Shawar alias Seema and Najma Fatima. Both of them are employed as typists near the city’s revenue building.

West Bengaluru city Additional Commissioner of Police Soumendu Mukherjee said that Hassain Modi knows Babu as his associate Chhota Telgi.

He has been running this racket for the last twenty years. He ran his business in the busiest area of ​​the city. The City Civil Court complex and the Revenue Building are located in this area.

Thousands of people arrive here to get their documents registered and signed with notaries. Babu used to implicate customers through his associates Harish, Seema, and Najma. The main accused is only the seventh pass.

Karnataka: A small library built in the Corona ward to relieve patients of stress

Mini libraries have been set up by the Health Department Employees Union for COVID-19 patients at COVID-19 ward of McGann District Hospital in Shivamogga and Shivamoga Sub-divisional Hospital.

Director of Shivamogga Institute of Medical Sciences (SIMS) and McGann District Hospital, Dr. According to Sridhar, libraries have been set up so that patients can rest while recovering from the virus. ”

Many patients here are very stressed and worried about their illness. Reading will help them relax and they will overcome stressful thoughts, ”Dr. Sridhar said.

He further stated that the library had about a thousand books and has been gifted by printers, publishers, and bookshops from nearby areas.