Man stabbed, robbed of Rs 25,000 after asking for bus stop in Bengaluru

A 38-year-old man was stabbed and robbed of Rs 25,000 early Saturday in Bengaluru's T Dasarahalli after he asked a ragpicker for directions to a bus stop. Nagaraj G, a resident of Pavagada, approached an unidentified man near a wine shop around 1:30 am. The man allegedly abused him, snatched his bag, and took Rs 20,000 from it and another Rs 5,000 from his pocket.

Man stabbed, robbed of Rs 25,000 after asking for bus stop in Bengaluru

When Nagaraj resisted, the accused attacked him with a sharp weapon, stabbing him in the chest and striking his head and cheek. Youngsters who heard the commotion alerted police via helpline 112. Nagaraj was taken to a hospital and later lodged a complaint.

Bagalagunte police arrested the accused, Manjunath, 60, a ragpicker, and registered a case under Section 309 (robbery) of the BNS. A senior officer said Manjunath claimed Nagaraj was drunk and rude, and that he broke a bottle in rage but denied the robbery. The officer added that the investigation is ongoing and action will be taken if the complaint is false.


Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com

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