Fazil killed in to avenge Praveen Nettaru’s death: Sharan Pumpwell’s video goes viral
Mangaluru: A video of Bajrang Dal leader Sharan Pumpwell justifying before an audience the murder of Fazil in Surathkal as an act of revenge for the murder of BJP Yuva Morcha activist Praveen Nettaru has gone viral on social media.
Pumpwell, who addressed a rally in Tumakuru, has said in the video clip, “Wishing to give a befitting reply to the ‘Muslim Jihadists’ who had a hand in the murder of Praveen Nettaru, the hot-blooded youth in Surathkal got into action not in a secluded place, but in a crowded market, in full view of the public. They have shown the power of Hindu youth.”
Nettaru was murdered on July 26, 2022, two days after which, Mohammed Fazil, a youngster from Surathkal, was killed in a public place.
Fazil’s father had expressed his dissatisfaction that the government, which handed the case of Nettaru’s murder to the National Investigation Agency (NIA), did not do so with regard to his son’s murder. The people who had planned Fazil’s murder too have not been arrested, he has complained.
In response to the video on social media, many have demanded that Sharan Pumpwell be arrested for provoking people to resort to acts of violence.
*In order 2 reply to those #Muslim jihadists who were responsible 4 the murder of PraveenNettaru.Youths in Surathkal killed him;not in an isolated place but in an open market.This is the power of #Hindu youths* #VHP Leader Sharan Pumpwell during shouryayatra @#Tumkuru #Karnataka pic.twitter.com/AlxBNShFF8
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Odisha vigilance arrests 181 people, unearths assets worth Rs 131 crore in 2024
Bhubaneswar (PTI): The vigilance department of Odisha government has registered a total of 200 criminal cases and arrested 181 people including government officials during the year 2024, an official statement said.
Of the 181 people arrested by the vigilance department, 37 were class-I officers, 27 class-II officers, 85 class-III, one class-IV employee, 10 other public servants and 21 private persons during the year, the statement issued on Tuesday said.
A total of 200 cases were registered in 2024, of which, 60 cases were instituted for acquisition of disproportionate assets (DA) against 66 public servants and 36 private persons and unearthed properties worth over Rs 131 crore, it said.
The vigilance department had registered 96 trap cases in 2024, in which 115 people including 99 government officers were trapped while demanding and taking bribes worth Rs 19.25 lakh.
During the year, 44 misappropriation cases relating to misappropriation of public money were registered against 91 people, including 65 public servants and 26 private people, involving misappropriation of public funds amounting to about Rs 14.87 crore, the vigilance said.
Informing about the investigation of the corruption cases, the anti-corruption wing said it has carried out searches at over 483 locations, freezed 792 bank accounts of corrupt public servants, evaluated 194 buildings/projects in 72 valuation cases worth Rs 27.03 crore and 38 spouses were also brought in the ambit of investigations as co-accused in DA cases.
During the year 2024, investigations were completed in 307 cases and recorded the highest-ever disposal rate of 154 per cent. As many as 25 government functionaries were dismissed from service following their conviction in the vigilance cases, it said.
