HUBBALLI: It’s not transparent if this development was once impressed via a scene from the film ‘Tagaru’ during which a don celebrates his birthday via cutting a cake with a talwar. But, in Hubballi-Dharwad, many youths, including rowdies, are celebrating their birthdays on this way.
Video clips of these occasions are being shared on WhatsApp and Facebook. The first incident was once reported at Ganesh Pet during which a fish vendor, known as Irshad, celebrated his birthday via cutting a cake with an extended, deadly weapon.
Later, Shubham Bijawad, a faculty pupil, also cut his birthday cake with a talwar. Another video went viral a few days ago during which Chetan Hirekerur, a history-sheeter, did the similar thing.
DCP (legislation & order) Renuka Sukumar informed TOI that they checked Irshad’s video and found he had used a fish-cutting knife.
“No case was once registered however the inquiry is on,” she mentioned. DCP B S Nemagoud, who treated the Bijawad case, mentioned he is a pupil and used a talwar to cut the cake. “Keeping a talwar is unlawful and subsequently he was once arrested and released on bail,” she mentioned.
Sukumar mentioned Hirekerur is but to be booked as the video clip is being verified. “Hirekerur claims the video is 2 years old and can publish the video of the recent birthday celebrations. We’ll take action after verifying the clip,” she mentioned.
Senior law enforcement officials mentioned the initial investigation discovered that the three youths used deadly weapons without any bad goal.
“It has turn into a fashion to rejoice birthdays like this. Maybe they would like their videos to head viral,” a senior officer informed TOI.
Hubballi-Dharwad police commissioner MN Nagaraj mentioned houses of all rowdies were searched to seek out if they saved any palms. “Hoarding palms is unlawful. Monday’s raids will be sure that no such incidents occur once more,” he added.
Video clips of these occasions are being shared on WhatsApp and Facebook. The first incident was once reported at Ganesh Pet during which a fish vendor, known as Irshad, celebrated his birthday via cutting a cake with an extended, deadly weapon.
Later, Shubham Bijawad, a faculty pupil, also cut his birthday cake with a talwar. Another video went viral a few days ago during which Chetan Hirekerur, a history-sheeter, did the similar thing.
DCP (legislation & order) Renuka Sukumar informed TOI that they checked Irshad’s video and found he had used a fish-cutting knife.
“No case was once registered however the inquiry is on,” she mentioned. DCP B S Nemagoud, who treated the Bijawad case, mentioned he is a pupil and used a talwar to cut the cake. “Keeping a talwar is unlawful and subsequently he was once arrested and released on bail,” she mentioned.
Sukumar mentioned Hirekerur is but to be booked as the video clip is being verified. “Hirekerur claims the video is 2 years old and can publish the video of the recent birthday celebrations. We’ll take action after verifying the clip,” she mentioned.
Senior law enforcement officials mentioned the initial investigation discovered that the three youths used deadly weapons without any bad goal.
“It has turn into a fashion to rejoice birthdays like this. Maybe they would like their videos to head viral,” a senior officer informed TOI.
Hubballi-Dharwad police commissioner MN Nagaraj mentioned houses of all rowdies were searched to seek out if they saved any palms. “Hoarding palms is unlawful. Monday’s raids will be sure that no such incidents occur once more,” he added.
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