Our MLAs won’t join hands with communalists: Siddaramaiah
Bengaluru, September 21: “No Congress MLA has gone to Mumbai. Congress-JDS coalition government was safe. Our MLAs would not join hands with the communalists by yielding to any kinds of temptations”, said former chief minister Siddaramaiah.
In a tweet, he said that the BJP leaders have been luring the Congress MLAs that they would credit hundred times more money than what Prime Minister Narendra Modi had said of crediting the amount to the accounts of each individual to the accounts of the MLAs. But the Congress MLAs said that they would not yield to any kinds of temptations of the BJP, he said condemning the statement of the BJP leaders that 18 MLAs from Congress and JDS would be taken to Mumbai to topple the government.
The BJP leaders who speak about ideologies have stooped to low level of politics. Those who were defeated in the election should work in the opposition place. Apart from that, they should not indulge in unethical work of destabilizing the government. People of the state have been observing the activities of the BJP leaders and they would definitely teach them a lesson in the Lok Sabha election, he tweeted.
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Man arrested in Kerala for molestation case in Bengaluru
Bengaluru (PTI): A suspect has been arrested for allegedly molesting a woman at Suddaguntepalya here earlier this month, police said.
Santosh aged about 29 has been arrested from Kerala's Kozhikode, they said.
The incident allegedly occurred at 1.55 am on April 3 in Suddaguntepalya and the CCTV footage attributed to the incident had gone viral.
When two women were walking on the street that day, a man, whose face was not visible, grabbed one of them and harassed her. He had immediately fled the scene when the women screamed for help.
The police had registered an FIR under sections 74 (assault or criminal force to a woman with intent to outrage her modesty), 75 (sexual harassment), and 78 (stalking) of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
Bengaluru City Police Commissioner B Dayananda had recently said that efforts were on to trace the suspect based on CCTV verification, and footage from more than 300 cameras were examined by investigators.
He had also said that multiple teams were formed to nab the accused.
