PUNE: Two unidentified guys threatened a cab motive force waiting for passengers on Satara Road in the early hours of Monday and robbed him of a cellular phone and coins, together worth Rs11,000. The cab driver, Suraj Iranna Shahabade (21), who lives in Solapur and Dhankawdi, has lodged a grievance with the Dattawadi police. Senior inspector of the Dattawadi police, Devidas Gheware, stated, “We have ascertained the robbers’ identity. They are criminals on the police file. We will soon arrest them.” A sub-inspector of the Dattawadi police, Kuldeep Sankpal, who was investigating the case, stated that the complainant, Shahabade, is pursuing a trade degree from a college in Solapur. “During the vacations, he had come to Pune and started operating as a motive force with a cab aggregator to assist his family,” Sankpal said.
Sankpal said that on Monday, around 4.30 am, Shahabade began to choose passengers close to Panchami eating place on Pune-Satara Road. “He had reached there on time, and he was waiting for the passengers while two men riding motorbikes on the wrong side of the road stopped near the cab,” he said. The guys allegedly threatened Shahabade and forced him to step out of the car. As quickly as he got down, the duo snatched his cellular phone and Rs830 from his pockets, all collectively worth Rs11,000. They later fled at the bike. Following the incident, Shahabade approached the Dattawadi police right away and lodged criticism. “We have registered an offense of theft and released a search for the duo,” Sankpal stated. Over the previous couple of days, the second incident involved a cab motive force being robbed. In the early hours of Friday, two masked men threatened cab driver Deepak Ingle, who was waiting for passengers close to a PMPML bus forestall along the Katraj-Dehu Road skip. Ingle lost his automobile and cellular telephone worth Rs6 lakh in the robbery.
Pune:
The finances senate of the Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU) could be held on Saturday. The Bombay High Court docket had given universities within the country a move beforehand to behavior the meeting even when the model code of conduct was in effect. The preceding Senate turned into scheduled on March 30. However, the State Department of Better Training issued a notification that universities would not attend the conferences because of the election code of conduct. However, the Pune-based Vidyapeeth Vikas Manch filed a petition towards the branch’s choice inside the Bombay High Court, mentioning that, in the past, senate meetings had been carried out throughout this era, so the better education branch’s directive should stand canceled. The high court ordered that there had been no damage in carrying out the Senate meeting. Following the choice, the SPPU has scheduled the Senate on April 20. SPPU registrar Prafulla Pawar stated, “SPPU observes a vacation on the third Saturday of the month. However, the vacation has been canceled because the Senate has been scheduled the identical day.”
