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Unstable man creates panic at Collectorate
A mentally-disturbed youth created a flutter at Karimnagar Collectorate on Monday afternoon. The person, identified as Abdullah, attacked prohibition and excise office at around 3 pm and set a bike on fire. He also damaged a few other vehicles parked in front of the office and windowpanes of the office. Panicked passersby ran as he pelted stones at them, but nobody was injured.
Karimnagar: A mentally-disturbed youth created a flutter at Karimnagar Collectorate on Monday afternoon. The person, identified as Abdullah, attacked prohibition and excise office at around 3 pm and set a bike on fire. He also damaged a few other vehicles parked in front of the office and windowpanes of the office. Panicked passersby ran as he pelted stones at them, but nobody was injured. Frightened staff of the excise office also fled from the office while some hid in bathroom.
After hour-long mayhem, locals managed to tackle the man and handed over to police. After coming to know of the incident, fire department personnel rushed to the spot and put off fire. Visitors and staff at the collectorate were shocked by the incident. Abdullah, said to be from Nepal, migrated to Karimnagar town in search of livelihood and worked in a fast food centre located in front of the collectorate.
It is learnt that he was mentally disturbed after being sacked from the work. Prohibition and excise employees’ association leader Rajaiah urged the police to conduct a comprehensive probe into the incident and asked the administration to take measures to provide compensation to the owners of the vehicles, which were damaged in the incident.
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