Cartoonist Satish Acharya demonstrates K'taka's political crisis with his artwork; Twitter likes it
Bengaluru: Eminent Indian Cartoonist Satish Acharya on Wednesday demonstrated the political crisis in Karnataka and the appointment of new CM of the state Basavaraj Bommai through his art and Twitter users loved his demonstration.
Acharya took to his official Twitter handle to post his art on Wednesday morning.
In his cartoon, Acharya showed former CM BS Yediyurappa wearing a face mask of Basavaraj Bommai and raising a victory sign.
The art is supposedly a dig at Yeddiyurappa’s close friendship with Bommai who has now taken over the reign from the former. He captioned the cartoon “Wear mask, Stay Safe”.
Alt News Co-founder and journalist Mohammed Zubair lauded the art and replied to the tweet.
Several other users also found it interesting and were all praise for Acharya’s creativity.
Wear mask, stay safe! #KarnatakaCM #BSYediyurappa #BasavarajSBommai pic.twitter.com/EjzV2Ylwqe
— Satish Acharya (@satishacharya) July 28, 2021
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Odisha: 3 arrested in gang rape of 21-year-old woman while returning from temple
Bhubaneswar, Oct 26: Three persons were arrested in connection with the alleged gang rape of a 21-year-old woman in Odisha's Naygarh district, police said on Saturday.
The incident happened on October 20 evening when the woman and her fiancee were returning from the Fategarh Ram Temple, they said.
A group of men allegedly intercepted them near the Pithakhai forest and forcefully took them to the nearby jungle. There, they gang-raped her, while holding her fiancee at knife-edge, according to the FIR lodged on October 24.
The accused persons also filmed the horror and uploaded a video of it on social media. The video has since gone viral, it said.
"The police have arrested three persons in connection with the alleged gang rape of the woman. Crime Against Women & Children Wing (CAW&CW) Inspector General S Shyni has been supervising the case," said a statement issued by Odisha Police Headquarters.
