Monday, May 28, 2012

Crime returns to Bangalore: Woman hacked in BTM Layout


TIMES NEWS NETWORK 


Bangalore:
A young woman was hacked to death on Monday evening by two bike-borne assailants in full public view on 7th Cross, BTM Layout.
    Divya S, 23, an employee of a private company, was heading to her NS Palya home at 6.45pm when the two men blocked her. They slashed her repeatedly on the neck and face with a machete before speeding away on their twowheeler, which bore no registration number. It was all over in 40 seconds, eyewitnesses told TOI.
    While some shocked passersby ran away, others tried to stop the assailants. The rush-hour traffic was blocked for nearly 30 minutes, and police had a tough time clearing vehicles and shifting Divya to Sagar Hospital on Bannerghatta Road.
    Divya succumbed to her injuries at 9pm. Her family members said she breathed her last even before she was taken to the operation theatre.
    Deputy commissioner of police, southeast, PS Harsha told TOI: “We have definite clues about the assailants and will arrest them shortly.”
    The incident took place a stone’s throw away from the IPS officers’ colony, where senior officers, including DG&IGP-in-charge A R Infant and former city police commissioner Shankar Bidari, reside.
    Divya worked as administrative head with a private footwear-manufacturing company in Koramangala. She is survived by her parents and three sisters. Hailing from Kundapur, the family shifted to Bangalore around five years ago.
    Last month, a friend of Divya is reported to have proposed to her, but she said “no” as she had already chosen her life partner, a friend of hers said. Divya’s colleagues said she moved around with the man, making him think she was in love with him. He hacked her without any mercy: eyewitness 
Bangalore: The brutal killing of Divya S, a private firm employee, on a busy street in BTM Layout sent shockwaves through the area.
    Eyewitnesses said they froze as the gory scene unfolded before them. Narayana Gowda, accountant with a private firm, was sipping tea, and close to him, two men were sitting on a grey Yamaha motorbike.
    “The place is full of eateries and it is common to see men sitting on bikes,” he said. Narayana, a resident of Kadirenahalli, said: “I saw this girl walking towards the circle. Suddenly, the man on the pillion pulled out a machete and ambushed her. He swung the machete towards her head and her skull cracked open. Blood pumped out like a fountain. I could not believe what I saw,” he said.
    The rider started the bike and they sped away towards Ragi Gudda, leaving the machete behind. “Though some of us tried to stop them, they vanished in no time. The bike had no registration number and the rider was wearing a full-face helmet,” another eyewitness told TOI. The news spread quickly, and Divya’s friends and colleagues gathered near Sagar Hospital. The main suspect appears to be a friend who had proposed to her, and who she had turned down.
    “We know the name of the man, but we’re not revealing it for investigation purposes,” a senior police officer said.

Divya S


Divya’s father Shyam (R) and a relative are inconsolable after her death

CRIME SITE: The spot where S Divya was murdered at BTM Layout, on Monday; (left) The sword used to kill the girl


8 comments:

  1. this is really sad. Police must take action -shoot at site. If they pulled them to court, Obviously you know this India everything can happen. They Can get bail easily. again they are Out. they do their business as usual. Even Police use their policy like No Mercy... then only we can survive our life... So what you say people...

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    1. don't excite man.things changed in India. they will punished by law. if you want him to shoot now. tomorrow there is chance that police will shoot you also saying some reason , if they need.

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  2. No offence to anyone but we need to think why this happened....
    had the girl been cautious and avoided becoming so close to the guy ..it would not had happen. This is usual,some girls of these age dont think much and get carried away and flirt with boys and one fine day they call it splits..unfortunately in this case the guy couldnt leave it and took revenge.
    Traffic police is also guilty ..had they been vigilant they could had caught this unnumbered bike well before the act.Passerby's would be in a shocked state to take any action, cant blame them as it happened in seconds.
    Always be cautious when dealing with people be it friends or strangers.

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    1. Shame on you for trying to blame the poor girl and implying that she was somehow responsible for her fate. We all have the right to be close to people around us, without having to fear that one of them will crack our skull open.

      The only culprit here is the psycho killer who should meet similar fate so he cant kill or hurt anyone else.

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    2. Really a shame to know that in todays world people think that the girl being close to the person was the reson for the incident.

      How abt the other way.Its easy to say "This is usual,some girls of these age dont think much and get carried away and flirt with boys and one fine day they call it splits"
      This is a common fact from the boys as well.And i guess in that scenario also if a girl kill the boy for flirting with her you will blame the boy for it.

      The only fact to blame in any such case is the destructive mind,that makes a person forget humanity and kill somone.

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    3. What has happened is wrong and what the boy done should be punished..but has anyone heard of case filed by boy that the girl loved him and deserted him for other guy.
      No, you wont hear because the law has nothing to defend for boy's cause.we have many cases filed from girls because in such cases law favours womens.

      Take the instance of poor guy working in HP, Bangalore who took the extreme step of taking his life on failed love affair.

      The society should understand this and for all gender the law should be there equal in todays' life.

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  3. Supreme court will now ban Helmets after the ban of sun film.

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