Kota double murder case: Police custody for two accused
Judicial custody for other 14 accused till March 1
Kundapura: Local police on Friday produced all the 16 arrested accused in the Chikkanakere double murder case before the Kundapura Additional JMFC Court which remanded 14 accused except Chandrashekar Reddy and Sujay of Kota (22) to judicial custody. Chandrashekar Reddy and Sujay who were arrested on February 14 were sent to police custody.
The police, led by investigating officer DySP Jaishankar, produced all the accused- Rajashekar Reddy, Medical Ravi, ZP Member Raghavendra Kanchan, Harish Reddy, Mahesh Ganiga, Ravichandra Poojary, Pawan Amin, Veerendra Acharya, Abhishek Palan, Santhosh Kunder, Rotti Nagaraj, Pranav Rao, Shankar Mogaveera, Rathish Karkera and Chandrashekar Reddy and Sujay- before the court with tight police security.
Following the appeal of the investigating officer, Judge Srikanth NA handed over main accused Chandrashekar Reddy and Sujay to police custody till February 20 and remaining 14 accused were handed over to judicial custody till March 1.
Meanwhile, advocate Ravikiran Murudeshwar filed bail application before the court seeking bail to Pawan Amin, Veerendra Acharya and student Pranav Rao. As public prosecutor Sumangala Naike objected for the bail, the judge posted the next hearing of the application to February 16.
While producing the accused before the court, hundreds of people gathered on the premises of the court. Amidst this, the police took the accused to Hiriyadka jail with tight police security.
Another accused held
With the arrest of another accused Sujay (22) of Manur Chikkanakere in the double murder case, total arrested in the case has reached 16. It is said that he had involved in the crime directly. Now, the police have been interrogating him, sources said.
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Iran’s Fars news agency reports Khamenei’s daughter, grandson killed in strikes
Tehran: Iran’s semi-official Fars news agency is reporting that several close family members of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei have been killed in the recent joint US-Israeli strikes on Iran.
According to Fars, the supreme leader’s daughter, son-in-law and grandson were killed in the attacks. The agency, which is aligned with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), cited sources close to Tehran’s leadership for the information.
This report follows wide-ranging claims and counter-claims about the impact of the strikes on Iran’s top leadership. Israeli and US officials have suggested that Khamenei himself was killed, though Tehran has repeatedly denied those claims and described them as psychological warfare.
There has been no official confirmation from Iranian authorities regarding the deaths of Khamenei’s family members, and independent verification of the reports is still lacking.
