BJP ticket scandal - Hindutva activist collapses during questioning
During the friday questioning at the City Central Crime Branch (CCB) office, Chaitra Kundapura, the Hindutva activist who was detained for defrauding a businessman of Rs 5 crore after offering him a bjp ticket to run in the assembly elections, passed out. The accused was sent to the victoria Hospital for treatment right away.
According to sources, Chaitra was brought from the woman's rehabilitation facility to the CCB office in the morning. When the event occurred, the junior officers were interviewing her, and ACP reena Suvarna was about to question her. Following the crash, Chaitra also started seeping out froth. The third day of her questioning was now. According to family members, Chaitra experienced epilepsy. Nevertheless, sources also said that Chaitra made an attempt on her life at the CCB headquarters.
The CCB Special Wing has not yet released an official statement. The ICU is currently providing care for Chaitra. Another defendant in the case, Abhinava Halasri of the Hirehadagali Mutt in Hoovinahadagali in the Vijayanagar district, has since thursday filed a plea with the court. Since Kundapura's arrest, Halasri has fled, and the police have started looking for him. The plea was submitted to Bengaluru's 57 CCH court, and the court will hear it on Saturday. According to sources, Halasri was connected to a number of important bjp and RSS figures.
Following Chaitra Kundapura's claim that prominent figures are implicated, the issue has assumed a dramatic turn. The bjp chapter in karnataka has cut ties with Chaitra Kundapura. According to former chief minister Basavaraj Bommai, there is no relation between the bjp and Kundapura's detention. No relation to the Chaitra Kundapura case exists. A thorough examination into the incident is required. Let the guilty parties receive punishment. Whoever is involved—not just the religious seer—should be detained, according to Bommai.
In the most recent karnataka assembly elections, the bjp gave tickets to 72 fresh data-faces against strong objections from the local party officials. Tickets were withheld from former chief minister Jagadish Shettar, deputy chief minister Laxman Savadi, and minister K.S. Eshwarappa. In the assembly elections, the party was soundly defeated.
According to sources, Chaitra was brought from the woman's rehabilitation facility to the CCB office in the morning. When the event occurred, the junior officers were interviewing her, and ACP reena Suvarna was about to question her. Following the crash, Chaitra also started seeping out froth. The third day of her questioning was now. According to family members, Chaitra experienced epilepsy. Nevertheless, sources also said that Chaitra made an attempt on her life at the CCB headquarters.
The CCB Special Wing has not yet released an official statement. The ICU is currently providing care for Chaitra. Another defendant in the case, Abhinava Halasri of the Hirehadagali Mutt in Hoovinahadagali in the Vijayanagar district, has since thursday filed a plea with the court. Since Kundapura's arrest, Halasri has fled, and the police have started looking for him. The plea was submitted to Bengaluru's 57 CCH court, and the court will hear it on Saturday. According to sources, Halasri was connected to a number of important bjp and RSS figures.
Following Chaitra Kundapura's claim that prominent figures are implicated, the issue has assumed a dramatic turn. The bjp chapter in karnataka has cut ties with Chaitra Kundapura. According to former chief minister Basavaraj Bommai, there is no relation between the bjp and Kundapura's detention. No relation to the Chaitra Kundapura case exists. A thorough examination into the incident is required. Let the guilty parties receive punishment. Whoever is involved—not just the religious seer—should be detained, according to Bommai.
In the most recent karnataka assembly elections, the bjp gave tickets to 72 fresh data-faces against strong objections from the local party officials. Tickets were withheld from former chief minister Jagadish Shettar, deputy chief minister Laxman Savadi, and minister K.S. Eshwarappa. In the assembly elections, the party was soundly defeated.