B'luru: AICC Secretary Srinivas B.V given grand reception during first visit after new appointment
Bengaluru: AICC Secretary (in-charge of Gujarat) Srinivas B.V received a grand and elaborate reception in Bengaluru during his first visit to the city after taking charge of his new organisational role.
Upon his arrival at Kempegowda International Airport, Srinivas B.V was welcomed by an estimated crowd of more than 4,000 Congress workers, including members of the Youth Congress, NSUI, and various party units. The airport premises witnessed an energetic atmosphere as party supporters raised slogans, waved flags, and expressed strong enthusiasm.
Following his arrival, party workers organised a large bike and car rally, forming a long convoy that accompanied him from the airport to the KPCC office. The rally extended for several kilometres, drawing sizeable gatherings along the route. Supporters showered him with flowers and offered greetings, creating a celebratory environment throughout the journey.
At the KPCC office, senior leaders and office-bearers formally received Srinivas B.V and conveyed their confidence in his capacity to strengthen the Congress organisation in Gujarat.
In his remarks, Srinivas B.V expressed gratitude to the Karnataka Congress cadre for their warm reception. He reaffirmed his commitment to enhancing organisational structures and upholding the principles of the Congress party.
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Chhattisgarh: Couple, two grandchildren killed over 'property' dispute; two relatives held
Janjgir (Chhattisgarh) (PTI): An elderly couple and their two grandchildren were allegedly murdered by two close relatives to grab family property in Chhattisgarh’s Janjgir-Champa district, police said on Thursday.
The couple’s one son, who had earlier spent 15 years in jail for killing his own brother, and his son have been taken into custody in connection with the murders, an official said.
The bodies were found inside their under-construction house in Bhanvtara village under the jurisdiction of the Shivrinarayan police station after labourers reached the site for work in the morning, a senior police official said.
The deceased were identified as Medani Prasad Kashyap (70), his wife Kanti Bai (65), their grandchildren Pitambar Kashyap (17) and Mogra (25).
The deceased couple’s son, Sonsai, and his son Dakeshwar have been taken into custody in connection with the murders, the official said.
According to the preliminary investigation, Medani Prasad had three sons, including Sonsai. Police said Sonsai had murdered one of his brothers in the past and had served a 15-year jail term in the case, while the couple’s third son had reportedly died by suicide.
Sonsai and his son Dakeshwar, alias Golu, allegedly killed his parents and the children of his two deceased brothers with an axe while they were asleep in the under-construction house, he said.
Pitambar was the only son of one deceased brother, while Mogra was the only daughter of another, the official said.
The accused allegedly wanted sole ownership of the family property and are suspected of having committed the crime to eliminate other claimants, police said.
A case has been registered, and further investigation is underway, the official added.
