Bengaluru: Two additional Special Public Prosecutors (SPP) appointed by the state government to represent the Special Investigation Team (SIT) for Prajwal Revanna sex scandal in the court have resigned unexpectedly on Tuesday causing widespread speculations.
Karnataka State Government had appointed Jayna Kothari and B N Jagadish as SPPs to argue on behalf of the SIT in the sex scandal. However, both of them have resigned from their roles on Tuesday, sources said.
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The state government had appointed B N Jagadish as a special public prosecutor to argue for the SIT. Later, senior advocates Ashok N. Nayak and Jayna Kothari were appointed as additional special public prosecutors to defend the prosecution before the trial and sessions court.
Accused Prajwal Revanna has been remanded to the judicial custody till June 24 by the court. He is currently lodged in Parappana Agrahara and has been assigned number ‘5664’ as an under-trial.
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Mumbai (PTI): Bollywood actor Salman Khan has received received another threat, a police official said on Tuesday, adding the person who threatened the actor has demanded Rs 5 crore from him.
The threat message was received on the Mumbai traffic police helpline and an officer read it around midnight, the official said.
The person who sent the message claimed he is brother of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, the police official said.
“If Salman Khan wants to stay alive, he should go to our (Bishnoi community) temple and apologise or pay Rs 5 crore. If he does not do so, we will kill him; our gang is still active,” the message said.
Police are probing the origin of the threat message and have beefed up security measures for Salman Khan, sources said, adding police are also checking if the message is linked to Lawrence Bishnoi, who is in jail on various charges, including attempted murder and extortion.