Mysuru DC Rohini Sindhuri says she only sought details of Rs 12 Crore CSR fund expenditure
Mysuru, Jun 4: A day after the Mysuru city municipal corporation commissioner Shilpa Nag announced her resignation, alleging harassment by the deputy commissioner of the district Rohini Sindhuri, the latter on Friday claimed she had only sought from her details of the Rs 12 crore CSR fund utilised in the city, besides COVID infection details.
"We wanted to utilise the Corporate Social Responsibility funds for COVID management under a government programme 'Vaidyara Nade, Halli Kade' (Doctors' march towards villages).
So I asked where the funds had gone. I wanted to know whether the entire Rs 12 crore of CSR fund was spent on the city and how it was utilised," Sindhuri told reporters on the sidelines of a function.
The deputy commissioner said the funds were required for the VNHK programme, but the details have not been shared yet.
Sindhuri added that she had sought Gram Panchayat and municipal ward wise details of COVID infections to ensure that Mysuru district is free from COVID by July 1.
"We need to join hands and give correct data. It cannot be right if one day you say there are 400 infections and 40 the next day. These discrepancies should not be fed to the COVID war room," Sindhuri added.
She added that she has already brought all the details to the notice of Chief Secretary P Ravi Kumar.
"We have already issued a press note and we have brought the entire thing to the notice of Chief Secretary P Ravi Kumar", she said.
Sources in the government said Ravi Kumar reportedly asked Nag how she conducted a press conference without bringing the matter to his notice.
Meanwhile, the government directed the Regional Commissioner of Mysuru to conduct a probe on reports about the construction of a swimming pool and a gymnasium at the Mysuru deputy commissioner's official residence at a cost of Rs 50 lakh.
The regional commissioner has been asked to furnish the report within a week.
As the fight between two senior IAS officers came out in the open, former Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy said this incident showed the 'inability' of the government.
"The open quarrels between the Deputy Commissioner of Mysuru district and the Municipal Commissioner of Mysuru city have raised suspicions in the state whether the government is in existence or not," Kumaraswamy tweeted.
Commenting on the issue, the Congress state chief D K Shivakumar quipped, "Yatha Raja, Tatha Adhikari" (As is the king, so are the officials).
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YouTuber booked for allegedly spreading false information about Haryana CET
PANCHKULA: Police have registered a case against a YouTuber for allegedly circulating misleading and false information about the Haryana Common Eligibility Test (CET) through social media.
According to Inspector Rupesh Chaudhary, Station House Officer of Sector-5 police station, the complaint was filed on August 1, 2025, by Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) official Kedar Singh, reported The Indian Express on Monday.
The complaint alleges that Prince Lamba, a journalist and anchor with the YouTube channel Haryana News 24, uploaded two videos on July 26 and 27 containing sensational claims about the CET examination.
The videos carried headlines such as “CET Cancelled, Will the Paper be Held Again?” and “HSSC’s Big Betrayal of Lakhs of Youth! Uproar in Haryana.” Both these headlines reportedly caused confusion among a large number of candidates in the state.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Srishti Gupta said that a First Information Report has been registered under Sections 335 and 353(1)(b) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and the accused has been served a legal notice, and an investigation is underway.
Gupta added that the police will take strict legal action against anyone found to be spreading misleading information regarding examinations or recruitment processes.
