Karnataka minister Ramesh Jarkiholi allegedly caught on sex tape
Video goes viral
Bengaluru: Water Resources Minister, Ramesh Jarkiholi has been caught in major controversy and embarrassment after an alleged video of him with a girl in an objectionable position went viral on Tuesday.
According to reports, the Minister allegedly had misused the girl who had come seeking a job.
In this regard, activist Dinesh Kallahalli, president of Nagarika Hakku Horata Samiti has filed a case and submitted the copy of CD to Bangalore Police Commissioner.
The video is already going viral in social media and electronic media has been beaming the same news.
Kallahalli has reportedly given the copy of the CD to the media.
In a complaint, the activist has urged the police to conduct a detailed investigation to unearth the truth.
Meanwhile, the incident has created a storm in the political circles mainly in the BJP as it would surely snowball into a major controversy and embarrassment for the party. It may be noted that during the first BJP government in the State when B. S. Yediyurappa was the CM, the party and the government had faced similar embarrassment when several Ministers of the then government were found to be watching pornographic videos during the assembly session.
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Mangalore University hostelers object to low quality food, protest outside VC's residence
Mangaluru: Residents of the Mangalore University Boys’ Hostel staged a protest outside the residential quarters of the Vice-Chancellor on Wednesday night, taking objection to the low-quality food provided to them at the hostel.
The protesting students alleged that they were being served such food for several months now. The university staff in charge of the food given to the hostel residents had not responded positively when informed of the matter, the students added.
Mangalore University Registrar arrived at the spot and spoke to the students regarding the problem they faced. The registrar is also learned to have promised the students that due steps would be taken in the matter.
The Vice-chancellor of the Mangalore University, Dr. PL Dharma, held a telephonic conversation with the protesters and assured them of solving the problem. The Vice-chancellor is reportedly visiting Bengaluru currently.
