Over 30 youngsters from the International School had been stored in the nick of time, as a big tree fell on their faculty bus on the Varthur-Gunjur main avenue in Bengaluru. The incident took place on Monday around 3. At forty-five pm, the bus changed to Dommasandra to drop off the youngsters after school. According to reports, the motive force heard a sound coming from the roadside but didn’t have enough time to react because the tree came crashing down at the bus and a truck parked nearby.
The damages were minimal as the tree landed on top of each bus and the truck. Onlookers on the spot immediately rushed to help pull the children out of the bus. No casualties or fundamental injuries were reported. The motive force of the bus sustained a shoulder injury and was taken to a nearby health center for first aid. None of the kids became harmed, although a few suffered some bruises and had been in a state of surprise. A call was made to the faculty to arrange for another bus to send the children home, while numerous involved mothers and fathers rushed to the spot and picked up their youngsters.
The Whitefield traffic police were also alerted at once. They came to the spot and blocked the region. Traffic stopped for a while as officials commenced to clean the roads. Vehicles heading towards Gunjur were diverted until five p.m. after the road became cleared of all debris. Taking to Twitter, Citizens’ Collective Whitefield Rising said that the tree is suspected of falling due to the weakened roots following digging with the aid of the BWSSB for laying a pipeline.
The BBMP Corporator from Varthur Pushpa Manjunath told the Deccan Herald that similarly to the digging paintings accomplished with the aid of the BWSSB, the rains, too, played a big function in the incident. “The latest rains added to the trouble. We regularly check the old and dry bushes and prune them. This tree, but, seemed first-class. I desire the terrible circumstance of the tree became brought to our notice in advance,” she said.
Gulbarga Uni cancels Kanhaiya Kumar’s speech after ‘oral orders’ from the Karnataka executive.
In a debatable choice, the Gulbarga University administration canceled an address with the aid of former JNU scholar union leader Kanhaiya Kumar “based on oral orders” from the Karnataka government just hours before the scheduled occasion Tuesday. The police have additionally imposed segment 144 of CrPC within the vicinity as a precaution against untoward incidents.
From the start, the problem of granting Kanhaiya permission to talk to the university had been contentious. In reality, consent for Kanhaiya’s speech was withdrawn on Sunday following pressure from ABVP, Ram Sene, and different proper-wing groups. However, it was given again after the college management met with the Left and Dalit student businesses.
“Even the Syndicate’s choice to offer permission to Kanhaiya’s program turned into taken beneath stress. Hundreds of college students had amassed to pressure the Syndicate contributors to offer permission. After considering the viable disturbance of peace and law and order within the campus and the oral order from the Department of Higher Education, I withdrew the permission past due inside the evening on an identical day,” The Hindu quoted Parimala Ambekar, Vice-Chancellor (Acting) of Gulbarga University, as announcing.
Kanhaiya, who had lately contested the Lok Sabha elections unsuccessfully from Begusarai in Bihar, became set to speak at an occasion titled ‘Responsibility of Youth in Protecting Indian Constitution’ at Gulbarga University. Reacting to its cancellation, Kanhaiya said this changed into a “misuse of energy.” “Permission turned into withdrawal owing to pressure from the BJP. Don’t humans from different political events and unique streams of thought cope with the students inside the college? What does your act of allowing others and denying me mean? This is a misuse of energy,” Kanhaiya advised reporters.
Meanwhile, influential Angola Mutt seer Siddalinga Swamiji reportedly called the cancellation of Kanhaiya’s deal a victory for Hindus and stated that they wouldn’t permit the university to show into any other JNU. Speaking on the issue, Karnataka Deputy CM CN Ashwath Narayan, who additionally holds the Higher Education portfolio, said, “The college isn’t always an area to discuss politics. These are locations for gaining knowledge of.”
