Let's wait and watch: Bommai says ahead of cabinet meeting to finalise Cong guarantee implementation
Bengaluru: Basavaraja Bommai, the former Chief Minister of Karnataka, has expressed his stance on the guarantees made by the state Congress government, stating that the decision regarding them will be determined in the upcoming cabinet meeting.
During a press interaction in Haveri on Wednesday, Bommai commented, "Let the Chief Minister conduct meetings to execute the guarantees. The specifics will become clear during the cabinet meeting tomorrow." He emphasised that the meeting would reveal what will be provided, what will be withheld, and what conditions may be imposed.
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When asked about Deputy CM DK Shivakumar's meeting with MLA Lakshman Savadi and former Chief Minister Jagdish Shettar, Bommai stated that it was an internal matter of Congress party.
“Regarding the revision of textbooks, he said DK Shivakumar has added that he will form a committee to revise textbooks. Let us wait and observe the changes that will be made," Bommai added.
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UP: Teen girl found hanging from tree; locals claim rape, murder
Pratapgarh (UP) (PTI): The body of a 19-year-old woman was found hanging from a tree in a village under the Manikpur police station area here on Sunday morning, police said.
According to the police, the woman had gone to sleep after dinner on Saturday night but was found hanging in an orchard nearly 400 metres away from her home the following morning.
Additional Superintendent of Police (West), Brijnandan Rai, stated that the circumstances suggest foul play.
"The victim's slippers and undergarments were recovered 50 metres away from the spot where the body was found. There are visible injury marks on her body," Rai said.
While locals have alleged that the woman was murdered after being raped, the ASP said that it is "prima facie a case of murder."
"Based on the complaint filed by the victim's brother, a case of murder has been registered against unidentified persons. The body has been sent for a post-mortem examination," the officer added.
Police further clarified that if the medical report confirms sexual assault, relevant sections will be added to the FIR.
Forensic experts and police teams have collected evidence from the spot and are investigating the matter from all angles.
