Rowdy-sheeter externed to Dharwad
Prabhuling, a resident of Suvarna Nagar, was involved in a total of seven cases filed against him from 2011 to 2024. These include five cases at Chowk police station and two at Station Bazaar police station. The order stated, "The accused is a habitual offender, and an 'A' rowdy-sheet is open against him, which is currently active." DCP Kanika Sikriwal, who also serves as the special executive magistrate, noted in the order, "The accused is involved in serious offences such as murder, attempted murder, extortion, rape, and illegal activities across various police stations, including Kalaburagi city. He is also a key suspect in cases that disrupt public peace and threaten law and order. Prabhuling is being externed to ensure a healthy environment in society and to protect the public, thereby preventing any disruption of law and order." |
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