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A day after a BMTC bus conductor was stabbed by a 25-year-old unemployed man while travelling in Bengaluru, police investigations revealed that the accused was on his way to murder his former boss. Harish Sinha, a native of Jharkhand, was working as a BPO employee in Whitefields. He has been working in Bengaluru for the last six years before getting fired. Sinha told police that he feared his former boss would jeopardise his career opportunities and hence decided to kill him. “Sinha had been jobless and wandering the city since his dismissal. He feared that his ex-boss would block his chances of getting hired elsewhere,” a police officer was quoted by The Indian Express . A video of the stabbing incident, that occurred in Whitefields, went viral on social media on October 2. Also Read Video: Frustrated unemployed man stabs bus conductor in Bengaluru Sinha was standing near the bus door when the BMTC conductor Yogesh asked him to move as it was creating inconvenience to other

New Delhi: Former Karnataka chief minister Basavaraj Bommai criticised chief minister Siddaramaiah over the MUDA case, saying that he is feeling insecure now. He added that both Siddaramaiah and the Karnataka government are unstable. “Work for the people or vacate your position,” Bommai said. Speaking with the media persons in New Delhi, Bommai said, “The government, along with Siddaramaiah, is insecure. There is no progress on any developmental projects; everything has come to a standstill. The chief minister is not signing any important files. I insist that the government work for the people or step down.” When asked about JD-S MLA G.T. Devegowda’s statement that if Siddaramaiah is asked to resign, Union Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy should also resign, Bommai said: “I am not aware of what Devegowda has said. Even when complaints were filed against Siddaramaiah, they were not taken seriously. Even when the Governor granted prosecution permission, it wasn’t treated seriously.” Als

A 25-year-old unemployed man stabbed a bus conductor in Bengaluru while travelling in a BMTC bus on Wednesday, October 2. A video of the incident has been circulating on social media platforms. The accused identified as Harish Sinha is a native of Jharkhand. The stabbing incident occurred near Whitefields. According to reports, Sinha previously worked as a BPO employee. He was travelling in the bus standing near the door after returning from a job interview, which, according to police, he did not clear. In a shocking incident, a #BMTC (Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation) conductor was stabbed by a youth from #Jharkhand on a moving bus in #Bengaluru . The accused, identified as #HarshSinha , reportedly began shouting and causing a disturbance on the bus. When the… pic.twitter.com/PjmRqWvd1j — Hate Detector 🔍 (@HateDetectors) October 2, 2024 When bus conductor Yogesh asked him to move away from the door as it was creating inconvenience to other passengers who we