Relocate unnecessarily erected tomb from Datta Peeta to Nagenahalli: Karnataka Minister Sunil Kumar
Chikmagalur: Karnataka Minister for Energy, Sunil Kumar on Monday called on the people to relocate the unnecessarily erected tomb from Datta Peeta to Nagenahalli in the wake of High Court's directives.
“In support of the High Court’s directive, I want to notify and say that the tombs that have been unnecessarily erected in Datta Peeta must be relocated to Nagenahalli and Hindus must be provided with the opportunity to perform Pooja there”
After visiting Datta Peeta on Monday, the Minister later spoke to the media and said, “The Dattatreya Peeta is different and the Dargah at Baba Budangiri is different. The records have proven this matter. The Court has directed that the poojas in Datta Peeta must be performed by Hindus. Muslims must open their eyes and see this. You can develop the Dargah at Nagenahalli”
“The former Siddaramaiah government had decided against Hindus concerning the Datta Peeta. It had conducted in an anti-Hindu manner by nominating the Mujawar. However, the Court has passed the judgment that Mujawar cannot perform Pooja in Datta Peeta now, only the Hindu priest must perform the Pooja. The government will take decisions supporting the sentiments of the Hindus”, he informed.
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Fire at Delhi HC judge’s residence uncovers hidden cash, SC collegium orders immediate transfer
New Delhi: A fire at the residence of Delhi High Court Justice Yashwant Varma led to the discovery of a large stash of cash, leading to action from the Supreme Court collegium. The collegium has decided to transfer Justice Varma to the Allahabad High Court with immediate effect, with some members suggesting resignation or an in-house inquiry.
According to a Times of India report, the fire broke out at Justice Varma’s bungalow while he was away. His family contacted emergency services, and after the flames were extinguished, responders found piles of cash inside one of the rooms. The authorities reported the discovery to the police, and the matter soon reached the office of Chief Justice of India (CJI) Sanjiv Khanna.
Following the revelation, the CJI convened a collegium meeting to discuss the situation. After deliberations, the collegium decided on Justice Varma’s immediate transfer to his parent court, the Allahabad High Court. He had been serving in the Delhi High Court since October 2021 after moving from Allahabad.
However, some collegium members raised concerns about the judiciary’s credibility and suggested stronger action. They proposed that Justice Varma be asked to resign or face an in-house inquiry. As per the procedure laid down by the Supreme Court in 1999, an in-house inquiry would require CJI Khanna to seek Justice Varma’s response. If found unsatisfactory, a panel of senior judges would be constituted for further investigation.
