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India Today
01-07-2025
- India Today
Decomposed body found in sack near Bengaluru drain, second case in recent days
A decomposed body stuffed inside a gunny bag was found near a drainage canal in a remote area in Bengaluru Rural district. The discovery has led to a police investigation into what is believed to be a suspected murder. The identity of the deceased and the motive remain suspect the crime took place elsewhere and that the body was later brought to the spot close to Bashettihalli in Doddaballapur Taluk, and dumped. Officers from Doddaballapur Rural Police Station, led by Deputy Superintendent of Police Ravi and Bengaluru Rural Superintendent of Police CK Baba, visited the scene, and confirmed that the incident is being treated as suspicious. Forensic teams have been deployed to examine the area and collect of Police CK Baba said, 'The offence appears to have occurred elsewhere. The body was packed, brought here, and dumped near a drain. From the main road, you have to go inside, it's an isolated area. The gunny bag with the body was thrown into the drain,' he said. He added that the victim appeared to be a male, likely a Hindu, aged between 35 and 40. The SP further said, 'Though we received information about it this morning, the death seems to have occurred at least a week ago. The body was completely decomposed, possibly more than a week old.'Baba also noted that the remote location made it difficult for anyone to notice the body. 'Since it was dumped next to a large drain, people could not smell it easily. Also, the road leading to the spot is rarely used. One would have to step into the drain and cross it to reach the location. So, it seems like a well-planned move to dispose of the body in a secluded place,' he further stated that there is no CCTV at the location of the drain itself, but the police are reviewing footage from surrounding areas in an attempt to trace movements related to the incident follows a similar case in Bengaluru, where the body of a woman was found dumped in a garbage truck on June 29. Police arrested 33-year-old Shamsuddin from Assam, her live-in partner. According to police sources, their relationship had recently become strained due to arguments, reportedly linked to the woman's alcohol use and late-night phone calls. On the night of the incident, Shamsuddin allegedly returned home drunk, and after an altercation, strangled her to death.- Ends IN THIS STORY#Bengaluru#Karnataka
Time of India
30-06-2025
- Time of India
Live-in partner in custody for strangling woman to death in Bengaluru, dumping body in trash truck
Bengaluru: The murder of a 38-year-old woman whose body was found stuffed in a roadside garbage truck in Banashankari Sunday took a dramatic turn, with police arresting her 32-year-old live-in partner from Assam. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The accused, Shamsuddin, who works as a housekeeping staffer and security guard, allegedly strangled Asha alias Pushpa from Venugopal Nagar slum in Hulimavu to death after a fight. Police said the two had been in a relationship for over 18 months and were living together in a rented house for the past six months. On Saturday night, at 9.30pm, the couple had an argument at home, allegedly over Asha's habits. In a fit of rage, Shamsuddin strangled her with his hands. After confirming she's dead, Shamsuddin placed her body inside a sack, loaded it onto her Honda Activa scooter, and rode nearly 8km to CT Bed in Chennammanakere Achukattu, Banashankari 3rd Stage. There, near the skating ground on Mori Road, he found a garbage truck parked unattended and dumped the body inside it before returning home. Techie alerts police The murder came to light at 1.45am Sunday, when 43-year-old software engineer Mohamad Mustaf M, a resident of Byrappa Block in Tyagarajanagar, went to dispose of household waste at the same dump yard. Mustaf, who visits the site every couple of days as both he and his wife are working professionals and miss BBMP waste collection timings, noticed a suspiciously large polythene bag inside the garbage. Upon inspecting using his phone's torch, he spotted what appeared to be a human head with bloodstains inside a blue inner bag. He rushed to Chennammanakere Achukattu police station and alerted authorities, who accompanied him back to the scene and confirmed the presence of a woman's body. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now She was in the uniform of a housekeeping company. CCTV proof & call records CCTV footage from nearby locations showed a man arriving on a scooter and dumping the bag shortly after midnight. Police traced the registration number of the scooter and contacted the employer, which led them to identify the deceased. Her call detail records (CDRs) revealed frequent contact with Shamsuddin. A special team arrested the accused near his Hulimavu residence Sunday night. A murder case has been registered against him based on a complaint filed by Mustaf. Confession & Contradictions During interrogation, Shamsuddin confessed to the crime and revealed details of their relationship. The two had met while working as a housekeeping staffer at a supermarket and started living together after he changed jobs. Asha had continued working at the same supermarket while Shamsuddin took up a security job nearby. He told police that Asha frequently consumed alcohol and was often on the phone, which led to frequent quarrels. On the night of the murder, a similar argument escalated into physical violence, culminating in her death. Couple told landlord that they're married The couple had introduced themselves to their landlord as husband and wife, claiming their children lived with relatives. Police said Asha was a widow who had adopted her brother's children and placed them in a hostel. Shamsuddin, however, is already married and has two children living with his wife in Assam, from whom he was estranged.
Time of India
04-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Rajinikanth's Lal Salaam OTT release: When and where to watch the sports drama
Despite the box office failure of Lal Salaam, this Rajinikanth-starrer directed by his daughter Aishwarya Rajinikanth has managed to stay in conversations, not for the right reasons initially, but now, with a surprising turn of events, fans have something to look forward to. Nearly a year since its theatrical release, Lal Salaam is finally set to make its digital debut. The film, which was released in 2023 and failed to leave a mark in cinemas, is now arriving on OTT for Bakrid on June 6 on the Sun Nxt platform. The OTT platform took to social media and said, 'Just two days left for Moideen Bhai's arrival! Lal Salaam - The Extended Version streaming from June 6 on Sun NXT.' View this post on Instagram A post shared by SUN NXT (@sunnxt) by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like A casa do Padre Fábio de Melo chocou o mundo inteiro Weight Loss Groove Undo Story and star cast The film stars Vishnu Vishal and Vikrant in lead roles, with Rajinikanth in a crucial extended cameo. It also features Dhanya Balakrishna, Jeevitha Rajashekar, Thambi Ramaiah, Ananthika Sanilkumar, Vivek Prasanna, and Thangadurai in important roles. AR Rahman 's soundtrack, paired with the film's emotional undercurrent, adds depth to the narrative. Produced by Lyca Productions, Lal Salaam might finally get the audience it missed out on when it first released. Lal Salaam is a 2024 Tamil-language sports action drama directed by Aishwarya Rajinikanth. Superstar Rajinikanth makes an extended cameo appearance. Lal Salaam follows Thiru and Shamsuddin, two talented cricketers from Murarbad, a village where Hindus and Muslims coexist peacefully. Despite their childhood rivalry, their families remain close. However, political forces seek to exploit their differences for electoral gain. A cricket match turns violent, injuring Shamsuddin and triggering communal unrest. Thiru, ostracised by his village, redeems himself by winning matches to fund a local temple festival. In Mumbai, he unknowingly saves Shamsuddin during a riot, mending their bond. When the true instigator, Raj, is exposed, harmony is restored as both communities unite to celebrate the Thiruvizha together.
Pink Villa
03-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Latest Tamil movies to watch on OTT this week (June 2 - June 8): Tourist Family to Lal Salaam
This week, Tamil cinema fans are in for a treat as several awaited titles make their way to OTT. Whether you missed them in theatres or are just discovering them now, these films promise entertainment at your fingertips. Therefore, without wasting any time, let's look into what's new and trending on your favorite platforms. Tamil movies to watch on OTT this week 1. Tourist Family Cast: Sasikumar, Simran, Kamalesh Jagan, Yogi Babu Release date: June 2, 2025 Where to watch: JioHotstar Tourist Family follows the journey of Dharmadas, his wife, and their two children who flee from Sri Lanka due to worsening inflation. With the help of a relative, they illegally cross into Rameshwaram, Tamil Nadu, and settle in the Kesava Nagar Colony. Just as life begins to stabilize, a bomb blast shakes the city, and suspicion falls on the Sri Lankan refugees. The family finds themselves caught in a tense atmosphere, where trust is fragile and fear runs deep. As authorities start probing, questions emerge—can they survive the scrutiny? Are they hiding something more? How will their neighbours react? To get these answers you have to watch the movie. 2. Lal Salaam Release date: June 6, 2025 Where to watch: Sun NXT Lal Salaam tells the story of two talented young cricketers, Thiru and Shamsuddin. They hail from the town of Murarbad. Despite coming from different religious backgrounds, their strong friendship mirrors the bond their fathers once shared. United by the love for cricket, the duo enjoys a peaceful camaraderie. However, political tensions creep in during the election season. A politician's son manipulates the situation and provokes the two friends to compete in a high-stakes cricket match. What starts as a game soon turns into a battleground of religious sentiment and personal ego. The once inseparable friends find themselves divided. As tensions rise in the town, Thiru and Shamsuddin must look beyond anger and misunderstandings.
