Actor Darshan Thoogudeepa detained for questioning in a murder case

Karnataka: Kannada actor Darshan Thoogudeepa, also referred to as “Challenging Star,” was taken into custody by police on Tuesday in connection with a murder case. The actor and ten other individuals were apprehended by police in Mysuru.

He is suspected of being engaged in the Chitradurga murder of Renuka Swamy. Actress Pavitra Gowda was allegedly the target of some disrespectful social media actions by Swamy.

Sources claim that Swamy was killed in a shed within the station limits of Kamakshipalya. Two days ago, her lifeless body was discovered close to Sumannahalli Bridge, prompting the Kamakshipalya Police Station to open an investigation.

In September 2011, Darshan got caught in another legal dispute after his wife reported him to the police on charges of domestic abuse. After that, he was taken to jail and held at Parappana Agrahara for 14 days.

Karnataka Police files case against Indian hockey player under POCSO Act after complaint by a woman

Karnataka: A player for the Indian hockey team in Bengaluru is the subject of a POCSO FIR that has been filed. Varun Kumar, a defender for the Indian hockey team, is the target of a complaint that was filed at the Gyanbharti police station by a minor.

When the victim was barely 17 years old, Varun Kumar and her were introduced on Instagram. Varun was receiving training at SAI at the time. In the lawsuit, he said that he had repeatedly sexually assaulted the girl for the previous five years under the guise of getting married to her. They have been acquainted since 2019.

The native state of Varun Kumar is Himachal Pradesh. made her 2017 Indian team debut and took home a silver medal from the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham in 2022. Varun Kumar competed for the Asian Games team that won the gold medal in 2022. member of the Indian squad that won the bronze medal in the Tokyo Olympics in 2020.

Regarding POCSO, rape, and fraud, Varun Kumar has an FIR filed against him. In Jalandhar, the Gyanbharti police are looking for the accused Varun.

Controversy over Hanuman Dhwaj campaign in Karnataka, Bajrang Dal started protest against removal of flag

Karnataka News: The state of Karnataka saw the beginning of the Hanuman Dhwaj campaign by Bajrang Dal and Hindu organizations, who also condemned the removal of the Hanuman Dhwaj in Keragodu village, Mandya district, which created controversy.

In addition to announcing that the campaign would run till February 9th, Bajrang Dal called on people to recite the Hanuman Chalisa in front of every district commissioner’s office in the state.

According to K.R. Sunil, the Bajrang Dal Karnataka South Province Coordinator, the Hanuman flag removal incident in the Mandya district has caused religious anguish to Hindus.

108 feet Hanuman flag removed in Mandya, Karnataka, police detained protesting BJP workers

Following the lowering of the “Hanuman flag” at Keragodu village, Mandya district, Karnataka, the situation has become more tense. The village now has a large police presence. Workers from Bajrang Dal, Janata Dal Secular, and Bharatiya Janata Party have voiced their disapproval.

On Sunday, the Hanuman flag was taken down by the authorities from the 108-foot-tall pillar. In its place was erected the national flag. Regarding this occurrence, the opposition is occupied with cornering the state government.

The residents of Keragodu village staged a protest on Sunday when the officials arrived and began taking the flag. On the location, police were also called. Upon the officers’ attempts to persuade the locals, they lost their cool and began to cause trouble. The police were then forced to use lathi charges.

By making a commotion, the infuriated citizens vented their resentment of the Congress administration and Congress MLA from Mandya Ganiga Ravikumar. There were also protests against the Siddaramaiah government using slogans. The police were then forced to use lathi charges.

Keragodu residents and those of the twelve neighboring villages have raised funds and had a flagpole erected next to the Rangamandir. Workers from the BJP and JD (S) were also actively involved in its founding.

Former Karnataka CM Jagadish Shettar returns to BJP, meets JP Nadda in Delhi

A severe blow has befallen the Congress party ahead of the next Lok Sabha elections. Jagadish Shettar has once more “returned home” to the BJP after joining the Congress before the Karnataka Assembly elections.

At the BJP headquarters in Delhi, Jagadish Shettar made his comeback to the party with state BJP president BY Vijayendra and former chief minister and senior party leader BS Yediyurappa. Also met the party’s national president JP Nadda in Delhi.

The former chief minister of Karnataka told news agency ANI that he had met Amit Shah, the senior party leader and Union Home Minister. In April of last year, he joined the Congress and abandoned the BJP. He was awarded a ticket by the Congress to run for the Karnataka Assembly from Hubli-Dharwad, however he was unsuccessful. The party then made him an MLC.

NIA searches several places in Karnataka in Bengaluru terror module case

Karnataka: As part of an ongoing investigation into the Bengaluru terror module case, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) conducted searches at several locations in the state capital of Karnataka.

According to NIA sources, the agency has been searching the suspects’ connected properties since the early hours of the morning.

According to the source, new leads in the case have caused the anti-terror inquiry agency to launch more searches.

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.

Priests Detained in Karnataka for Wearing Tiger Claw Pendants, Investigation Underway

According to authorities, two priests were detained in the Karnataka district of Chikkamagaluru on suspicion of wearing pendants made of tigers’ claws.

Three pendants made of tiger claws were taken from them by the forest department sleuths who detained them. They are questioning two more people. The tiger claws will be transferred to the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) for analysis, according to Balehonnur Range Forest officials.

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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