"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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Missing woman death: Police intensifies probe, boyfriend questioned
Kochi (PTI): The Kerala police have launched a comprehensive probe into the mysterious death of a 19-year-old woman, whose decomposed body was found near her home after she went missing last week in Malayattoor near here.
A college student in Bengaluru, Chithrapriya, went missing from her home on Saturday evening.
Her body was discovered in a deserted field about one kilometre from her residence on Tuesday, police said.
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A senior police officer said several suspected persons, including the boyfriend of the woman, were taken into custody for interrogation.
Inquest procedures have been completed, and the post-mortem will begin soon, he said.
"First and foremost thing is to identify the body and confirm that it was that of the missing woman. The body was in a decomposed state, and we assumed that it might be her based on the dress," a police officer said.
The cause of death has to be ascertained to confirm whether it is a murder, and that would be revealed through the post-mortem, he added.
A case of unnatural death has been registered.
Earlier, an FIR was registered at Kalady police station following a complaint by her parents, and an investigation was launched to trace her.
Local media reported that the investigators are examining CCTV visuals in which Chithrapriya was seen pillion-riding on a motorbike on the day she went missing. But, the police have declined to confirm it.
