Yeddy-Shobha married couples, says KJP chief; engine oil poured on him

October 29, 2016

Bengaluru, Oct 29: A press conference by founder president of Karnataka Janata Party (KJP) Padmanabha Prasanna Kumar turned ugly on Friday with some miscreants pouring engine oil on him at the Press Club of Bangalore.

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At the press conference, Kumar was claiming that he has proof to show that state BJP president B S Yeddyurappa had married Lok Sabha member Shobha Karandlaje.

As soon as he took Shobha's name, five youth in the guise of journalists rushed to

the podium and poured two cans of engine oil on him. A shocked Kumar could

not react for almost 10 minutes.

The youths raised slogansBharath Rakshana Vedike Zindabad' and said they will not tolerate anyone speaking ill about any respectable woman. The youths quickly bolted away from the scene before they could be caught.

Soaked in oil, Kumar claimed that there was threat to his life. “This is the second time I have been attacked. Earlier, I was attacked in Shivamogga while addressing the media. I have the video CD of Yeddyurappa's marriage with Shobha. I will release it, if I am given proper protection,” claimed Kumar.

The incident sent the Press Club management into a tizzy. Journalists started questioning what if someone is set afire during a press conference at the Press Club.

When contacted, S P Shivaprakash, general secretary of the Club, said the management has taken a serious view of the incident.

“We have reported the matter to the Vidhana Soudha police. We have came to know that one of the attackers is a certain Santosh Shetty. We will tighten the security at Club henceforth,” said Shivaprakash.

Comments

ali
 - 
Tuesday, 1 Nov 2016

Yeddys love jihad with shobha.

Yeddy Shobha aur Woh!

ROSHAN
 - 
Sunday, 30 Oct 2016

Pre planned press conference...to get publicity ...how come 2 can of engine oil was ready inside the press conference hall ?

He dont have the guts to show the proof of their marriage and this is we are hearing since last one year.

Why cant he expose yeddy and shoba....yaake e vilambah.

Fairman
 - 
Saturday, 29 Oct 2016

Both are bachelors, they can marry legally.
Why it is puss ? Hann might be hiding it without disclose.

Marriage is a sacred union, therefore
Marriage should be always declared not kept in secret.

Fairman
 - 
Saturday, 29 Oct 2016

Strong relation between Shimoga and DK/ Udupi

Viren/Naren Fan
 - 
Saturday, 29 Oct 2016

She was seeking gun from police dept. Yeddi is giving his gun... why does she need more gun...?

Wonder Kotian
 - 
Saturday, 29 Oct 2016

Long time staying tougher means what? they tested each other then only decided by both unmarried mid aged Hindustanis.
Wishing you very success married life you both.
Try to produce as much as possible if you need any tips donot hesitate to contact Master Narean bai.
Jai hind.

Amrith Sriyan
 - 
Saturday, 29 Oct 2016

Happy Married Life to our beloved leaders. May god bless you with dozens of Kids.

Pyar kiyatho Darna Kya. Lage raho yeddi Bai.

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