Shobha Karandlaje challenges Byrathi Suresh to release alleged corruption records against her
Belagavi: The war of words between Minister Byrathi Suresh and Union Minister Shobha Karandlaje continues, with Shoba Karandlaje challenging Byrathi Suresh to release documents related to alleged corruption, stating, "If you have the courage, release my corruption records."
Speaking to reporters in Belagavi on Sunday, Karandlaje accused Minister Byrathi Suresh of bringing and then burning files related to the MUDA (Mysuru Urban Development Authority). She claimed that her vocal criticism of these actions has led to various allegations being made against her.
Karandlaje asserted, "I have not engaged in any corruption, nor do I intend to. The Chief Minister’s legal advisor, Ponnanna, has been assigned to disclose records against me. However, what connection does Ponnanna have with the Electricity Department? You have tasked him with creating fake documents. You are also attempting to commit corruption here. Release the documents you possess immediately."
She further stated that an investigation into the MUDA allegations has already begun and accused Byrathi Suresh of making accusations out of fear, stating, "Minister Byrathi Suresh is now in trouble. It is true that he brought documents from Mysuru and burned them.”
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Police find mobile network jammer in Delhi's Palika Bazaar
Delhi Police has seized a mobile network jammer from Palika Bazaar in the national capital amid a checking ahead of Diwali, officials on Sunday said.
“Our teams are verifying all shops, hotels and other public places ahead of the festive season. During a special check, a team found a suspicious object in a market,” Deputy Commissioner of Police (New Delhi) Devesh Kumar Mahla said.
The device, which is acting like a mobile network jamming device, was immediately seized, he said.
“We are following all the SOPs for the verification of the device. We would also request the local public that if they come across any suspicious article or object, they must immediately inform the police,” Mahla said.
