Preliminary post mortem report eliminate foul play in VG Siddhartha's death
Mangaluru: Preliminary Post Mortem report of prominent businessman and founder of Cafe Coffee Day group VG Siddhartha revealed that he died of suffocation under water.
The provisional report was submitted to the investigating officer by Wenlock Hospital on Friday evening
According to the reports the provisional report did not indicate any foul play the cause of death of the Siddhartha who is also the son-in-law of former Karnataka CM, SM Krishna.
The detailed post mortem report will be submitted soon to the investigation team. VG Siddhartha went missing in July 29, from near Nethravathi Bridge and his body was found on 31 July in Nethravathi River.
A case of unnatural death was registered at Mangaluru South Police Station.
The post mortem was conducted by forensic experts Dr. Pratik Rastogi from KMC and Dr. KS Rashmi. The detailed post mortem report is expected to come in 10 days.
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SIT initiates probe to identify persons who 'forced' woman to lodge complaint in sexual abuse case
Bengaluru (PTI): The Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the alleged multiple instances of sexual abuse by Hassan MP Prajwal Revanna has initiated an inquiry to identify those who allegedly called a woman and "forced" her to register a "fake complaint" against the JD(S) leader, sources said on Friday.
The move comes after the National Commission for Women (NCW) said that one woman complainant who reached out to it claimed she was forced to register a fake complaint against the 33-year-old, who is the Lok Sabha poll candidate for Hassan and the grandson of JD(S) patriarch and former prime minister H D Deve Gowda.
Sources said the investigating team headed by Additional Director General of Police B K Singh got to know about the woman only after NCW forwarded the complaint to SIT.
A senior official who is a part of the investigation team said that no one from SIT has contacted her before and she has not filed any complaint with them in this regard.
“SIT has initiated an inquiry into this matter to identify the persons who made phone calls to the woman and accordingly necessary legal action will be taken against such persons,” a source said.
According to the NCW, the woman complainant came to the commission to register a complaint against three individuals, allegedly introducing themselves as Karnataka Police officials and forcing her to allegedly give a false complaint in this case.
“She stated that she is being called by random phone numbers threatening her (telling her to lodge) a complaint. It has come to light that this complainant was forced by a group of individuals to file a complaint, under the threat of potential harassment and false implications. The victim has sought protection for her family’s welfare, underscoring the seriousness of the situation,” the NCW stated.
