Jailed ISIS terrorist sold chicken, mutton shawarma to fellow inmates at high prices

BENGALURU: In a shocking revelation, jailed ISIS terrorist, Shakeel Hamid Manna was found to be selling chicken and mutton shawarma to fellow inmates at exorbitant prices at the Parappana Agrahara prison.

In a recent leaked video, he was also seen using a mobile phone within the jail. Jail superintendent Anshu Kumar has put an end to this illicit business, and Manna is now facing the consequences.

In another incident, inmates at Parappana Agrahara Jail in Bengaluru were caught demanding cigarettes and beedis from visitors. The incident has led to a crackdown on smuggling activities within the jail, with authorities banning the entry of contraband items such as beedis, ganja, cigarettes, and mobile phones.

The crackdown has sent shockwaves through the jail, with many inmates and officials feeling the heat. Jail Superintendent Anshu Kumar has taken stern action to curb these activities, which has left many inmates, including those with addiction issues, scrambling for their fix.

Meanwhile, the Bengaluru police are facing heat as several officers and personnel have been suspended and arrested in connection with various crimes, including robbery, murder, and extortion.

In one case, two constables were arrested for their alleged involvement in a major robbery case in Govindapura. In another incident, two constables from JP Nagar police station were arrested for extorting money from couples.

A police inspector and three personnel from Viveknagar police station were suspended and an FIR was filed against them for allegedly detaining and assaulting a person, who later died.

The police department has ordered an inquiry into these incidents, and the officers involved are facing action. The public is questioning the integrity of the police force, with many wondering how those who are supposed to uphold the law are involved in such crimes.

Two constables were arrested and suspended for their alleged involvement in a major robbery case in Govindapura.

Two constables from JP Nagar police station were arrested for extorting money (Rs 10,300) from an aged couple.

A police inspector and three personnel from Viveknagar police station were suspended and an FIR was filed against them for allegedly detaining and assaulting a person, who later died.

Two personnel from Viveknagar police station are under investigation for allegedly taking money from a drug addict.

A Sub-Inspector from Nandini Layout police station was suspended for dereliction of duty.

The police department has ordered an inquiry into these incidents, and the officers involved are facing action.