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The Hindu newspaper, published on September 7, 2025, in Bengaluru, reports on a road-rage incident. Sharath Shamsundar, a 33-year-old pourakarmika, was arrested for allegedly attempting to assault an autorickshaw driver with a knife and damaging his vehicle. The incident, which occurred near Lingarajapuram flyover, was recorded by a passer-by and went viral on social media. Police investigation revealed that the accused is a habitual offender with a prior arrest for planning a dacoity. He was out on bail and absconding from court. The newspaper also promotes its various newsletters covering topics such as world affairs from an Indian perspective, cinema, technology, science, data analysis, health, and books.

**News Article:**

**Bengaluru Man Arrested After Road Rage Attack Caught on Camera**

**Bengaluru, September 7, 2025:** A 33-year-old man was arrested in Bengaluru on Friday after a video surfaced online showing him allegedly attempting to assault an autorickshaw driver and damage his vehicle in a road rage incident. The Pulakeshi Nagar Police identified the man as Sharath Shamsundar, a resident of Bagalur Layout.

The incident occurred near the Lingarajapuram flyover. According to reports, Shamsundar allegedly tried to attack the autorickshaw driver with a knife, though failed in the attempt he damaged the vehicle. A passer-by filmed the altercation and posted it on social media, quickly going viral.

“We were able to track down the accused using local intelligence after the video was widely circulated,” said a police spokesperson. “Further investigation revealed that Shamsundar is a habitual offender, previously arrested for planning a dacoity. He was out on bail and had been absconding from court hearings.”

Shamsundar, who works as a pourakarmika on a contract basis, is currently in police custody and facing charges related to the assault and property damage. The investigation is ongoing. The incident has sparked outrage online, with many calling for stricter enforcement of road safety laws.

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