BJP leader Laxman Savadi with Cong MLA Shrimanth Patil at airport: Photo goes viral
Bengaluru: Close on the heels of Congress allegation and display of some photos in the House that the BJP has kidnapped it's MLA Shrimantha Patil, a photo of BJP leader and former minister Laxman Savadi with Shrimanth Patil at the airport has gone viral in social media on Thursday.
Congress members alleged that BJP leaders have kidnapped their MLA as to how the person who has heart related problem has gone from Chennai to Mumbai? Why did he go to Mumbai when there is a good hospital in Bengaluru, they asked.
Minister DK Shivakumar has displayed some photos in the House alleging that the BJP leaders have abducted his MLA. He also displayed the photos of getting treatment and flighting the House.
Later, KPCC president Dinesh Gundurao also alleged that the BJP has kidnapped Shrimanth Patil was taken from Bengaluru to Chennai and from Chennai to Mumbai. His photos of getting treatment in hospital were circulated. He displayed the flight ticket accusing the BJP leaders including Laxman Savadi in the House.
Now, the photos of Laxman Savadi who met Shrimanth Patil in the airport have gone viral and this has justified the allegations of the Congress members in the House.
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Belagavi businessman loses Rs 15.4 crore in digital arrest scam; money siphoned off over six weeks
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Belagavi: An 81-year-old businessman from Belagavi was allegedly cheated of nearly Rs 15.45 crore in a digital arrest scam that continued for almost six weeks, The Hindu reported on Saturday.
The victim has been identified as Ajit Gopalkrishna Saraf. According to a complaint filed by his son, Saraf received a call on February 5 from a person claiming to be a CBI officer, who accused him of being involved in a financial scandal.
The caller, who identified himself as K. Siva Subramanyam, allegedly produced fake documents purportedly issued by the CBI and the RBI vigilance cell, and claimed that Saraf had dealings with Naresh Goyal of Jet Airways and was involved in money laundering.
In the following days, another person, posing as George Mathew from the RBI vigilance wing, joined the calls. They allegedly asked Saraf to provide details of his fixed deposits and stock market investments, and allegedly forced him to liquidate his FDs and investments held with Motilal Oswal.
Fearing arrest, Saraf reportedly did not inform his family and transferred all the money under his control to accounts specified by the fraudsters. Police said the victim had not come out of his room for days.
The fraud came to light only when his son visited him during the Ugadi holidays.
A case has been registered at the Belagavi Cyber, Economic and Narcotics (CEN) Police Station, and officials said the investigation is likely to be transferred to the CID.
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