Criminal case against Minister K Sudhakar; Special Court issues summons to minister
Chikkaballapur: The Special Court trying the cases against MPs/MLAs has ordered that a criminal case be registered against Health Minister Dr K Sudhakar, following the case filed by R Anjaneya Reddy, president of the Permanent Irrigation Agitation Committee.
The Court has also issued a summons to the minister in the matter.
Sudhakar, who is a legislator from Chikkaballapur, had been made chairperson of the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB) during the Congress-JD(S) coalition government tenure. Reddy had challenged the appointment in court, questioning Sudhakar’s eligibility to hold the post and the criterion used for the selection of the MLA.
The legislator had countered, calling Reddy a person who had been imprisoned for sale of hooch to farmers.
Reddy had filed a defamation case in court against Sudhakar for the statement.
As the Supreme Court has opined that a defamation case could be considered a criminal case, Reddy has filed a criminal case against the minister. The Special Court has ordered the registration of the case and summoned Sudhakar.
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Actor Prakash Raj casts his vote, encourages voter participation in B'luru during LS polls 2024
Bengaluru: Actor Prakash Raj exercised his right to vote during the Lok Sabha Elections 2024 by visiting his polling booth in Bengaluru on April 26. He took to social media to share a video urging fans and followers to also participate in the democratic process.
In the video, he is speaking about voting for change and against hate, expressing his belief in choosing a representative who would voice the concerns of the people in the parliament.
Prakash Raj, known for his work in Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, and Kannada films, further elaborated on the significance of voting in an interview with the media. He also spoke on the importance of selecting a candidate based on their manifesto and one's belief in them, particularly in light of the divisive politics witnessed in recent years.
I have Voted .. please go and Vote #justasking #SaveDemocracySaveIndia pic.twitter.com/shg7jDSVpU
— Prakash Raj (@prakashraaj) April 26, 2024
