Hubballi & Dharwad: The investigation into the Dharwad development collapse won momentum on Wednesday. A police workforce led by deputy commissioner of police (legislation and order) D L Nagesh took the development’s architect Vivek Pawar who was arrested soon after the incident, to his place of dwelling in Adarsh Nagar and performed a seek for greater than 20 mins.
The police workforce and Pawar reached the home at around 1 pm. The workforce is claimed to have grilled Pawar in search of details about documents associated with the ill-fated development Besides, the workforce is also said to have checked main points of previous tasks handled by Pawar, assets said.
Later Nagesh said, “We brought Pawar to his hose to make sure some documents touching on the development that collapsed in Dharwad. But we now have not recovered any main documents.”
Two accused despatched to judicial custody
An area court docket on Wednesday remanded two individuals accused in the case associated with the development collapse right here to judicial custody till April nine.
Police had produced architect Vivek Pawar and Ravi Sabarad probably the most partners of Renuka Construction, which owned the development, sooner than the court docket on expiry in their police custody.
Two other accused Basavaraj Demappa Nigadi and Gangappa Shivappa Shintri who had surrendered sooner than police and remanded to police custody are admitted at KIMS clinic after they complained of health problems. The under-construction industrial complex had collapsed on March 19 killing 19 individuals and injuring over 50.
Under-construction space collapses
An under-construction space collapsed in Keshwapur in Hubballi on Monday evening. However the incident came to gentle handiest on Wednesday. No one was hurt.
According to a grievance filed at Keshwapur police station, a wall of the home that was built handiest on Monday, collapsed on a space that belongs to Mahammed Ali Makandar. Police visited the spot and took inventory of the location.
Tahsildar Shashidhar Madyal who visited the home told IdealNews that the rainy wall collapsed after heavy rains accompanied by gusty winds on Monday. “We noticed a part of the wall and roof had collapsed and a ceiling fan was broken. As nobody was in the home at the moment, no casualty was reported. The space proprietor reconstructed the wall again on Tuesday,” he said.
The police workforce and Pawar reached the home at around 1 pm. The workforce is claimed to have grilled Pawar in search of details about documents associated with the ill-fated development Besides, the workforce is also said to have checked main points of previous tasks handled by Pawar, assets said.
Later Nagesh said, “We brought Pawar to his hose to make sure some documents touching on the development that collapsed in Dharwad. But we now have not recovered any main documents.”
Two accused despatched to judicial custody
An area court docket on Wednesday remanded two individuals accused in the case associated with the development collapse right here to judicial custody till April nine.
Police had produced architect Vivek Pawar and Ravi Sabarad probably the most partners of Renuka Construction, which owned the development, sooner than the court docket on expiry in their police custody.
Two other accused Basavaraj Demappa Nigadi and Gangappa Shivappa Shintri who had surrendered sooner than police and remanded to police custody are admitted at KIMS clinic after they complained of health problems. The under-construction industrial complex had collapsed on March 19 killing 19 individuals and injuring over 50.
Under-construction space collapses
An under-construction space collapsed in Keshwapur in Hubballi on Monday evening. However the incident came to gentle handiest on Wednesday. No one was hurt.
According to a grievance filed at Keshwapur police station, a wall of the home that was built handiest on Monday, collapsed on a space that belongs to Mahammed Ali Makandar. Police visited the spot and took inventory of the location.
Tahsildar Shashidhar Madyal who visited the home told IdealNews that the rainy wall collapsed after heavy rains accompanied by gusty winds on Monday. “We noticed a part of the wall and roof had collapsed and a ceiling fan was broken. As nobody was in the home at the moment, no casualty was reported. The space proprietor reconstructed the wall again on Tuesday,” he said.
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