"Bengaluru Police Commissioner shouldered responsibility to investigate cases against anchor Ajith"
Allegation over making defamatory remarks relating Prophet Muhammad
Mangaluru, Jan 06: Urban Development Minister UT Khader has informed that Home Minister M.B. Patil has instructed Bengaluru City Police Commissioner T. Sunil Kumar to probe the cases against private news channel's Ajit Hanumakkanavar, who is accused of making defamatory remarks against Prophet Mohammad.
Several organisations had expressed outrage against anchor of a private news channel Ajit Hanumakkanavar, accusing him of making defamatory remarks during a TV debate. Condemning this, hundreds of complaints, and cases were filed by various organizations throughout the state.
Now, all the complaints related to this case have been transferred to Bengaluru City Police Commissioner. Home Minister MB Patil has instructed to immediately initiate the probe, Minister UT Khader said.
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Kalaburagi Jail Chief Superintendent gets threat
Kalaburagi (Karnataka), Nov 28: Kalaburagi Jail Chief Superintendent R Anitha on Thursday said that an unknown person sent an audio message via a police inspector claiming that they will blow up her car.
However, police said they have not received any complaints in this regard.
Speaking to reporters here, Anitha said, "Somebody has sent an audio message to the police inspector saying that they will blow up my car. I personally did not receive any such message so far, so I would not be lodging any police complaint."
Following the alleged threat, Anitha said she would be more cautious now.
Last month, after Anitha took charge as the Chief Superintendent of Jail, raids were conducted and searches were intensified after photographs and video clips purportedly showing three inmates getting special treatment in the Kalaburagi Central prison went viral on social media.
Following the raids, cell phones, gutka and cigarette packets and beedis were seized from the inmates.
