Mulki: Sangh Parivar activist sent to judicial custody for filming neighbor woman while taking bath
Mangaluru: A disturbing incident involving an activist of Sangh Parivar in Mulki, came to light when he was found filming a neighbor woman bathing in her bathroom using his mobile phone.
As the news of this appalling incident began to spread on social media, the police took action and arrested the accused during the night. A case was registered against him, and he was produced before the court.
Mangaluru City Police Commissioner spoke about the incident, stating that a man named Prajwal has filed a complaint in this regard at the Mulki Police Station.
Following Prajwal's complaint, the police took action and arrested the accused, identified as Sumanth Poojary, who is the neighbor of the victim. He was produced before the court, and the court ordered him to be remanded in judicial custody. The mobile phone used to record the illicit videos has been sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) for investigation. More information about the case will be provided after the FSL report is received.
Notably, Sumanth was initially taken into custody and later released on bail by the police. However, after the incident garnered attention and went viral on social media, he was re-arrested and presented before the court, leading to the court's decision to send him to judicial custody.
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MUDA case: Karnataka HC adjourns hearing till Dec 10
Bengaluru: The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday adjourned till December 10 the hearing on the plea seeking transfer of the investigation into the MUDA site allotment scam to the CBI. The plea was filed by activist Snehamayi Krishna doubting the credibility of Lokayukta investigation into the matter.
The petitioner told PTI that he approached the HC saying he has no faith in the Lokayukta police and hence the case should be handed over to the CBI.
In the MUDA case, it is alleged that compensatory sites were allotted to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's wife in an upmarket area in Mysuru, which had higher property value as compared to the location of her land which had been "acquired" by the MUDA.
The MUDA had allotted plots to Parvathi under a 50:50 ratio scheme in lieu of 3.16 acres of her land, where it developed a residential layout.
Under the controversial scheme, MUDA allotted 50 per cent of developed land to the land losers in lieu of undeveloped land acquired from them for forming residential layouts. It is alleged that Parvathi had no legal title over this 3.16 acres of land at survey number 464 of Kasare village, Kasaba hobli of Mysuru taluk.
The Karnataka Lokayukta police and the Enforcement Directorate have launched an investigation into the 'scam'.
The CM has denied any wrongdoing in the alleged scam.
