Siddaramaiah will grace the upcoming village fair as the Chief Minister of Karnataka: Siddegowda
Mysuru: KPCC President D.K. Shivakumar, who is locked in a fierce battle with Siddaramaiah for the Chief Minister's post, left for Delhi from his residence in Bengaluru today. The AICC had already called Siddaramaiah to Delhi.
Meanwhile, Siddaramaiah’s brother Siddegowda speaking to reporters here said, "Siddaramaiah will join us in the upcoming town fair and will perform Veera Kunita as the chief minister of the state.” Siddegowda emphasized that no one else possesses the same skill and expertise in Veera Kunitha as Siddaramaiah. He further highlighted his dedication and determination to see tasks through to completion, a trait he has displayed since childhood.
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When asked about the possibility of DK Shivakumar being chosen as the chief minister, Gowda expressed his support by stating, "DK Shivakumar should also assume the role of Chief Minister. He deserves to be the CM, and I believe he will eventually hold that position. Siddaramaiah himself will lead the way and ensure Shivakumar's appointment as CM. Let Siddaramaiah serve as the Chief Minister this time," he said.
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Vadodara varsity staffer held for stalking, intimidating student
Vadodara, Jan 12: An associate professor of a university in Gujarat's Vadodara has been arrested for allegedly stalking and intimidating a woman student, police said on Sunday.
Mohammed Azhar Dheriwala, an associate professor of Hindi at the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda (MSU), allegedly harassed the student and threatened to end her career, an official from Sayajigunj police station said.
Dheriwala, who has been associated with MSU for 23 years, was arrested on Saturday night.
Police inspector Z N Dhasura said the accused was earlier suspended based on the recommendation of the University's internal complaints committee (ICC) of the women's grievance redressal cell (WGRC) after another student accused him of sexual harassment.
The complainant, a second-year Master of Arts student, has alleged that Dheriwala approached her on the afternoon of January 4 and asked her to accompany him to his house.
When she refused, he allegedly threatened to end her career and even followed her to her residence, she stated in her complaint.
Dhasura said a case was registered under sections 78 (stalking), 352 (intentionally insulting someone to provoke a breach of peace) and 351 (2) (criminal intimidation) of the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita (BNS).
