Hiriyadka: Four persons have been arrested in connection with the suspected death of the cattle trader Hussainabba (62), who was died in an attack by Bajarangadal activists, at Sinabettu in Perdoor; stated Udupi district SP Laxman Nimbargi.
Udupi VHP leader Suresh Mendon alias Suri, Bajrang Dal activists Prasad Kondadi, Umesh Shetty and Ratan are the arrested. While Suresh and Prasad arrested in Bellary, Umesh Shetty and Ratan have been detained in Udupi district.
Suresh Mendon, Prasad and Deepak Shetty, who had fled to Bellary after the incident, were taken into custody at Bellary and brought to Udupi for inquiry. Among them, Suresh and Prasad were arrested after being identified as accused. Meanwhile, Umesh and Ratan were detained in Udupi district, the SP informed to the media.
All the four have been arrested in connection with the assault on cattle transporters and for vandalising their vehicle. The autopsy report is yet to ascertain whether the death of Hussainabba was a murder. This report is likely to come to us by this evening or tomorrow. The investigation is on,” SP Nimbargi said.
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Bengaluru: Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Minister Priyank Kharge has alleged involvement of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) in a money transfer network at global level.
Posting his allegation on his personal ‘X’ account on Saturday morning, Kharge said that he was referring to an issue that had not been dealt with decisively by Indian media houses.
“Here is a crucial story that the Indian media will never touch,” the minister has said, and clarified, “This so-called “body of individuals” has built a global network of over 2,500 affiliated organisations. Through these fronts, the RSS collects “guru dakshina” to fuel its divisive agenda. (sic)”
Kharge has further alleged, “The world’s largest NGO is running amok, laundering money and evading accountability.”
The minister added, “Here is a map of their organisational architecture of their “Vichar Parivaar.” https://rssproject.caravanmagazine.in / @thecaravanindia”
