Harsha Murder Case: MLC DS Arun alleges he is getting threat calls, seeks security cover
Shivamogga: MLC DS Arun has alleged that he is receiving death threats in the wake of his remarks on the Harsha murder case that took place earlier last month.
In a complaint filed by his Personal Assistant to the authorities, it is added Arun received a call threatening him on February 21 over his remarks in media on the Harsha murder case.
It also adds that a person named Mushtak Ali is also peddling messages on social media platforms threatening Arun. In the complaint, Arun’s assistant has also urged the authorities to provide security to Arun.
A case in this regard has been registered at CEN Police Station. Investigations are underway.
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AIADMK leader denies reports of Palaniswami's proposed meeting with TN Guv
Chennai (PTI): Senior AIADMK leader S Semmalai on Thursday ruled out that his party general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami would be meeting Tamil Nadu Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar amid the political uncertainty post Tamil Nadu Assembly polls.
There were some reports that Palaniswami is likely to meet the governor to discuss the possibility of forming a government after providing support to TVK, which has 108 seats.
Denying the reports, Semmalai told reporters that "there is no such need". The AIADMK has not received any invitation from TVK, written or oral, seeking support to form government in the state, the former minister said.
To a question whether the AIADMK would support any invitation extended by the TVK, Semmalai said that decision will be taken by Palaniswami.
"Our leader will decide. He is not a king maker. He is the king", he added.
Vijay is making efforts to cobble up support to form his maiden government after his TVK emerged as the single largest party post the April 23 polls, the results of which were announced on Monday.
TVK won 108 seats, 10 short of the simple majority in the 234-member House to form government. The Congress, with five MLAs, has extended support to the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam.
