Bengaluru: The High Court delivered a verdict on Friday disqualifying MP Prajwal Revanna from representing the Hassan Lok Sabha constituency due to his submission of false information in his election affidavit during the 2019 parliamentary elections.

This decision stemmed from a 2019 petition that accused Prajwal Revanna, the sole MP representing the Janata Dal (Secular) party from the Hassan Lok Sabha constituency, of providing incorrect information in his property declaration and affidavit submitted during the election.

Prajwal Revanna had contested the election as part of an alliance, securing victory in his maiden attempt. However, allegations arose that he had furnished false details in his affidavit, potentially misleading the electorate. Arakalagudu Manju, the BJP candidate who had contested and lost in Hassan, subsequently filed a petition in the High Court on June 26, 2019, seeking the disqualification of Prajwal Revanna from his MP seat.

As a result of the High Court's decision, Prajwal Revanna has been disqualified from representing the Hassan Lok Sabha constituency.

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Kochi: The Kerala government has officially withdrawn Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) charges against Dominic Martin, the main accused in the Kalamassery blast at Samra Convention Centre last year. The explosion took place on October 29 during a Jehovah’s Witness prayer service, resulting in six fatalities and injuring 23 others. The injured were taken to Kalamassery Medical College and other hospitals for treatment.

The decision to remove UAPA charges followed recommendations from the state’s UAPA review committee and aligns with the Kerala government’s stance on similar cases, such as the Pantheerankavu Maoist case. Martin had previously posted a video on social media taking responsibility for the attack and later surrendered to the police. Eyewitnesses reported hearing three explosions within minutes.

Jehovah's Witnesses, known for their belief in the imminent return of Christ, were gathered for a regional convention at the venue when the incident occurred.