Gauri murder case: Arrested Ganesh Miskin is head of RSS band
Bengaluru: Ganesh Miskin of Hubballi, who has been arrested by SIT in connection with the assassination of Journalist-activist Gauri Lankesh, is reportedly the head of RSS band.
SIT officials have arrested Amit Ramachandra Baddi, a resident of Janata Bazaar; and Ganesh Miskin, a resident of Nekar Nagar. The duo has been given in police custody.
Amit, a small jeweler; and Miskin, a worker in an agarbatti factory; both were childhood friends. It has been said that Ganesh Miskin was the head of RSS band of Hubballi.
Amul Kale had reportedly called them to get help to kill Gauri.
Amit on the bike?: With the arrest of Amit Baddi, the SIT’s investigation has reached to a significant stage. He had taken Parashuram Waghmore to Gauri’s home on the bike. Besides, it was he who escaped with the revolver after the crime, Investigators alleged.
The nine accused in Gauri murder case arrested so far had divulged about Amit and Ganesh. Therefore, the SIT officials have arrested them. Parents of the arrested have been informed and mentioned to contact them in a letter.
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One nation, one election 'dangerous': Kamal Haasan
Chennai (PTI): One nation, one election proposal is 'dangerous', flawed and its scars still exist in some countries and hence it is not needed for India and it will not be required in future too, top actor and Makkal Needhi Maiam founder leader Kamal Haasan said here on Saturday.
Without naming any party or leader, Haasan said had simultaneous polls been held in 2014 or 2015, it would have led to a complete sweep, resulting in dictatorship, loss of freedom of speech and dominance of a single leader.
"You should understand that we have escaped from it...we have escaped from a disease more virulent than Coronavirus," he said addressing a party meet, apparently indicating that polls about a decade ago had been conducted without embracing the one nation, one election concept.
Though Haasan pointed to Europe and Russia when he commented on simultaneous polls, he did not specify any single country where it had failed.
What would happen if all traffic lights glow in the same colour at the same time, he asked and said people should be given time to think and pick their choice.
