Bizzare: Assistant Professor at Medical College caught setting cars of fire
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Belagavi/Kalaburgi, Andhra Pradesh: In what can be termed as extremely bizarre, police have now caught the culprit who was setting fire to many cars, many belonging to doctors in the area, only to find that the man is a doctor himself.
The culprit, assumed by the police to be behind the various acts in the Kalaburgi and Belagavi area has been identified as Dr Amit Gaikwad, an assistant professor at Belagavi Institute of Medical Sciences (BIMS) and originally hails from Kalaburagi.
He was caught red-handed attempting to set a car on fire by a security guard at the Visvesvaraya Nagar, Belagavi. When the police reached the spot they recovered various apparatus for causing fire including camphor, engine oil, old rags, matchboxes, a lighter and knives. Police further informed the Hindu, that in the past two days he had set fire to 11 cars in the Jadhav Nagar and the Military Camp and they also suspected him to be the culprit behind the 8 cars being set on fire in the Kalaburgi District.
The culprit, assumed by the police to be behind the various acts in the Kalaburgi and Belagavi area has been identified as Dr Amit Gaikwad, an assistant professor at Belagavi Institute of Medical Sciences (BIMS) and originally hails from Kalaburagi.
He was caught red-handed attempting to set a car on fire by a security guard at the Visvesvaraya Nagar, Belagavi. When the police reached the spot they recovered various apparatus for causing fire including camphor, engine oil, old rags, matchboxes, a lighter and knives. Police further informed the Hindu, that in the past two days he had set fire to 11 cars in the Jadhav Nagar and the Military Camp and they also suspected him to be the culprit behind the 8 cars being set on fire in the Kalaburgi District.
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