Parameshwar assures investigation if anyone files complaint against BJP’s ‘Operstion Kamala'
Bengaluru: Karnataka Home Minister G. Parameshwar in a statement on Monday, assured a thorough investigation into any complaints regarding the BJP's 'Operation Kamala'.
Addressing reporters in the city, he said, "We will conduct a proper investigation if anyone files a complaint concerning Operation Kamala." He emphasized that such complaints should be supported by factual information and relevant documents.
Parameshwar also suggested that the BJP should resolve its own internal conflicts before making allegations against the state government. Additionally, he stated the saffron party should first elect its state president should select the leader of the opposition.
Further asserting that there is no discontent among party workers he said, “There are 33 ministers. All are representing various districts. The government plans to appoint individuals who have dedicated themselves to the party to key positions in corporations. A letter concerning the same has already been sent to the district president.”
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B'desh: Lawyer killed in clash between security personnel, followers of Hindu leader
Dhaka, Nov 26: A lawyer was killed on Tuesday during clashes between the security personnel and followers of a Hindu community leader, who was denied bail and sent to jail by a Bangladesh court, according to local media reports.
The victim was identified as Saiful Islam, a 35-year-old assistant public prosecutor and a member of the Chattogram District Bar Association, the Dhaka Tribune newspaper reported.
Citing Dr Nibedita Ghosh, a duty doctor at the emergency department of Chittagong Medical College Hospital, the paper said that six others were injured in the clashes that erupted after Chattogram’s Sixth Metropolitan Magistrate court denied bail to prominent Hindu leader Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari, arrested on sedition charges.
Nazim Uddin Chowdhury, president of the Chittagong Lawyers' Association, said that protesters dragged a lawyer from beneath his chamber and hacked him to death.
As Das was being taken away in a police van, he addressed the crowd through a hand mike, urging them to remain calm.
Around 3 pm, the law enforcement agencies resorted to sound grenades, tear gas shells, and baton charges, dispersing the protesters.
Deputy Commissioner of City Police Liaquat Ali confirmed one death but said they were still investigating the cause.
The Daily Star newspaper reported that at least 10 people, including journalists, were injured during the clash.
