Three held for robbing overseas pupil in Bengaluru

The Seshadripuram police on Tuesday arrested three individuals for allegedly robbing a 25-year-old Sudanese nationwide in Bengaluru on October 8.

The accused, recognized as Philps George, 29, Vikram, 25, and Ajith, 29, have been tracked down based mostly on the net transaction between the sufferer and the accused.

According to the police, on October 8, round 12.40 a.m., the sufferer was coming back from Koramangala on his two-wheeler. The accused, on a motorbike, confronted him close to Rajiv Gandhi Circle in Seshadripuram and requested him to cease. Though the sufferer tried to flee, the trio chased him. The sufferer misplaced management and fell off his bike. The three allegedly caught maintain of him, snatched his cell phone and bike key, anddemanded to handover the property.

The accused allegedly compelled the sufferer to switch ₹11,000 from his cell phone, took over his scooter, and fled from the scene.

With the assistance of passers-by, the sufferer referred to as the police, who arrived on the spot, shifted the coed to a hospital for therapy, and later registered a case of theft on the Seshadripuram Police.

The police seized two two-wheelers (one used within the crime and one belonging to the complainant), 4 cell phones belonging to the accused and the complainant, and ₹11,000 money from the accused.

In an identical incident, the Kengeri police arrested two individuals who allegedly robbed valuables from an ITI pupil and his youthful brother whereas they have been strolling house after dinner in Kengeri on Sunday night time.

The accused, recognized as Pratap, 22, and his affiliate Madesha, 21, have been arrested based mostly on a grievance by Sharath Okay. The sufferer, who had come for ITI coaching and was staying along with his pal, was returning house alongside along with his youthful brother to his lodging after dinner, when the incident occurred.

The accused, together with yet another affiliate, allegedly approached them on a scooter, threatened them, and robbed their valuables, together with a cellphone, watches, and even compelled them to switch ₹3,500 to their account on-line from his cellphone..