Reacting to the reports of prime accused in allegations of irregularities in PSI recruitment in the state, Divya Hagaragi being a member of BJP, party’s MLA Rajkumar Patil Telkur on Monday said Divya is not BJP member.
“The government will not tolerate such behavior from anybody. The guilty will be punished, irrespective of who they are. The government has sought to carry out CID investigations in this regard,” he said.
CID team investigating the allegations, on Sunday raided Divya’s house in Kalaburagi and arrested her husband for not cooperating during the investigation. Divya however, is absconding from past few days.
The investigating CID team has reportedly arrested seven people so far including three women exam room supervisors from Divya’s school and three candidates who appeared for the exam.
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Mangaluru: Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) in association with Family Business Network India is set to organise a session on “Managing Family Conflict: Navigating Differences and Disagreements” on April 11, 2026.
The event will be held at Taj Vivanta in the city from 10 am to 5 pm.
The session will be led by family business advisor Dr. N. Krishnan.
The programme will focus on building governance structures for stability and continuity, Building trust-based systems for long-term harmony, Strengthening relationships while safeguarding the enterprise, Creating clarity, fairness, and alignment across generations and frameworks to separate family, ownership and business roles, along with strategies to turn disagreements into constructive decision-making.
For more details, participants can contact via email at pooja.jha@cii.in or manisha.mittal@cii.in
