Preparations to cancel the passport of accused Prajwal Revanna, Karnataka CM writes a letter to PM Modi

Prajwal Revanna Case: There’s some big news regarding JDS MP Prajwal Revanna. In this instance, Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a letter from Chief Minister of Karnataka Siddaramaiah today. To expedite the proceedings in the Revanna case, the CM has filed an appeal.

CM Siddaramaiah asked PM Narendra Modi to act swiftly and decisively to ensure JD (S) MP Prajwal Revanna’s return to India and to revoke his diplomatic passport.

JDS leader HD Kumaraswamy, in the meantime, made another plea for Hassan MP Prajwal Revanna, his nephew, to come home from overseas and submit to an investigation. Opposition is continuously attacking Prajwal after accusations of sexual abuse.

CM Siddaramaiah in trouble, court imposes fine on many ministers including Karnataka CM

Karnataka: The chief minister Siddaramaiah, state cabinet ministers MB Patil and Ramalinga Reddy, and Congress politician Randeep Singh Surjewala were all fined Rs 10,000 by the Karnataka High Court and were ordered to appear in person before the Court of People’s Representatives.

The schedule for CM Siddaramaiah’s appearance is March 6; Transport Minister Ramalinga Reddy’s appearance is March 7; Congress Karnataka in-charge, RS Surjewala, appears on March 11; and heavy industries minister, MB Patil, appears on March 15.

In April 2022, KS Eshwarappa’s arrest was demanded by Congress leaders, including the current Chief Minister, over alleged involvement in the death case of contractor Santosh Patil.

Revanth Reddy took oath as CM, other 11 MLAs also took oath as ministers

Revanth Reddy Oath Ceremony: Anumula Revanth Reddy, the head of the Telangana Congress Legislature Party (CLP), has been sworn in as the state’s second chief minister. In addition to Revanth Reddy, eleven MLAs were sworn in as ministers.

President Sonia Gandhi of the Congress Parliamentary Party (CPP), President Mallikarjun Kharge of the Congress, President Rahul Gandhi of the All India Congress Committee (AICC), Chief Minister Siddaramaiah of Karnataka, and Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar K attended the swearing-in ceremony. The swearing-in ceremony was attended by almost a lakh people.

15 schools in Bengaluru received bomb threat emails, bomb squad team started investigation

Bengaluru School Threat: Bengaluru, the capital of Karnataka, got emails on Friday morning threatening to bomb about fifteen schools. Following it, there is now tension throughout the entire region.

Even though the administration has mandated that all schools be evacuated, they believe that this type of correspondence has been purposefully distributed. Currently, a comprehensive inquiry is being carried out before ruling out any possibilities. Teams from bomb squads have begun their investigations close to numerous schools.

Not long after learning of this news, the Deputy CM examiner also paid a visit to a school. Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah reacted to this report by saying, “I have instructed the police to conduct an investigation. Since security precautions have been taken, parents don’t need to worry. I’ve given the police orders to tighten security and check schools.” “A directive has been issued. The police department has provided a preliminary report.

Section 144 imposed after stone pelting in Shivamogga, Karnataka, 40 people arrested so far

Following racial unrest in Karnataka‘s Shivamogga district, the state has implemented Section 144 of the CrPC in the Ragi Gudda neighborhood. Additionally, gatherings of individuals at Ragi Gudda are prohibited.

Let me inform you that yesterday night, after stone-throwing during a religious procession, violence erupted in Shivamogga, Karnataka. Some malicious elements had hurled stones at the Eid Ul Milad procession, according to Shivamogga SP GK Mithun Kumar. Following this, people became enraged and destroyed homes and automobiles. Based on the footage, some persons have been detained.

Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah stated that some malicious elements threw stones at the Eid Ul Milad parade in response to racial tension in Shivamogga. The police were also attacked with stones. 40 persons have been detained thus far. Such activities will not be tolerated by our government. The matter is currently under control.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah will inaugurate the Basaveshwara statue, will also hold a meeting with party leaders

On Friday, Siddaramaiah, the chief minister of Karnataka, will unveil the Basaveshwara statue in the town of Athani and lay the cornerstone for other construction initiatives.

A drinking water and irrigation project will also be inaugurated by the Chief Minister in Kokatnura, in Athani taluk, later in the day. Afterward, he will meet with party leaders before returning to Bengaluru.

The Lingayat community in the Basaveshwara circle of Athani town reveres the idol of Basaveshwara. Apparently, the Lingayat voting base in north Karnataka is of great concern to the Congress leadership.

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