Dharmapuri top 10 news in tamil nadu part - (3)

5.A painter broke the windows of vehicles in aroor

 
 Painter arrested for breaking windows of vehicles aroor.
 
 
 Dharmapuri
 Aroor:
 
 The windows of more than 20 cars, trucks, vans and two-wheelers parked in Thillai Nagar, Upper Patshah Pett, Lower Patshah Pett, Murugan Kovil Street, Chudugadu Medu areas in Aroor were smashed and vandalized last 2 days past midnight.  A complaint was filed at Arur police station.
 
Subsequently, the police conducted an investigation by looking at the surveillance camera records installed in some houses in the area where the incident took place.  Then it was revealed that a youth broke the windows of the vehicles.  The police, who investigated the matter, arrested Singaravelan (23 years old), a painter from Arur Murugan Temple Street, who damaged the car mirrors.  Does anyone else relate to this?  The police are actively investigating.
 
 
6.Village administrative officer commits suicide by consuming poison due to non-payment of salary for 10 months
 
The village administration officer committed suicide by consuming poison after not paying his salary for 10 months.
 
 

 Dharmapuri 
 Pappireddipatti
 
The village administration officer committed suicide by consuming poison due by non-payment of salary for 10 months. 
 
village administrative officer
 
 Sivalingam (age 53) hails from Vachathi near Arur in Dharmapuri district. He was working as a village administrative officer in Nadupatti village near Uthangarai in Krishnagiri district. He went to work as usual on the 18th. He then told the attendant that he had ingested poison.
 
 The assistant informed Shivalingam's son Dakshinamurthy about this.  Later, the helper and the people from the neighborhood rescued the Shiv Lingam and took it to Uthangari Government Hospital for treatment.
 
suicide
 
 Later he was admitted to Hosur Government Hospital and Salem Government Hospital for further treatment.  He was receiving intensive care there.  However, Shivalingam died without treatment.  Based on the complaint given by Dakshinamurthy, Gopinathambatti Police Inspector (in-charge) Latha registered a case and conducted an investigation.
 
 
In the preliminary investigation of the police, it has been revealed that Sivalingham has not been paid salary for the last 10 months, has been changing jobs frequently, has taken a loan from the bank to build a house and has been unable to pay it back, due to which he committed suicide due to frustration with his life.  However, the police are still investigating the incident.
 
 
 

 

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