CT Ravi openly admits Sangh Parivar's involvement in kidnap, DySP suicide case

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July 17, 2016

Chikkamagaluru, Jul 17: BJP leader and Chikkamagaluru MLA C T Ravi has finally admitted that some of the accused and case of the kidnapping of a businessman and the eventual suicide of a police officer suspected to be linked to it were associated with the Sangh Parivar.

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“Now, it is left to the government to arrest them,” he said at a press conference here on Saturday. The case became sensational after DySP Kallappa Handibag committed suicide. He added that this case was different from the suicide of Mangaluru DySP M.K. Ganapathi.

He went on to say that the government should be ashamed for failing to arrest those involved in the kidnap case that later cost the life of DySP.

Reacting to media queries over the incident that has generated a lot of heat, Ravi said, “We have not prevented them from arresting anybody, it is the Congress party that is ruling the state.”

Asked why the?BJP is not pressurising for the arrest of VHP leader who is said to be responsible for DySP's suicide, Ravi shot back, “Is it not the duty of the police to arrest those against whom a first information report (FIR) has been filed?”

Continuing, Ravi said, “I am neither a home minister nor a representative of the government to direct the superintendent of police to probe into the case. I am a legislator and whenever anybody comes to me with grievances, obviously I will refer to the departments concerned. Similarly, if anybody comes to me with grievances related to the Police Department,?I would have asked the police to take note of it. It is the prerogative of the policemen to look into its veracity.

Bajrang Dal leader held

Meanwhile, the CID police, Bengaluru, arrested Pradeep K, an associate of Praveen Khandya, wanted in the Tejas Gowda kidnap case on Saturday.

Pradeep, who is a member of the State committee of the Bajrang Dal, runs a canteen in Chikkamagaluru. According to the CID, Pradeep assisted Praveen Khandya, a prominent leader in the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, in the kidnap.

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ali
 - 
Monday, 18 Jul 2016

Real Terrorist have the full freedom to roam in India. Innocents have been jailed in India.

Ye Andha Kaanoon Hain.

Satyameva jayate
 - 
Sunday, 17 Jul 2016

Why no one is asking to ban organisation inspired by these goons.....proven guilty....because they are not Muslims?

UMMAR
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Sunday, 17 Jul 2016

OFFCOURCE HE NEED TO OPEN THE REAL FACE OF SANG PARIVAAR, BEC NO WAY EVEDENCE PROOF AVALABLE

CT RAVI HELPLESS NOW ISS RSS TWO FACSES OF ONE COIN.

Rajesh Sequira
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Sunday, 17 Jul 2016

What is the problem? Is there a split in the BJP - RSS.? Ravi is trying to take benefit from this incident.

observer
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Sunday, 17 Jul 2016

MLA gaya tel lene.Give him third degree treatment till he name the RSS goonda.

babu bajarangi
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Sunday, 17 Jul 2016

CATCH HIM HE IS THE REALY PROBLEM MAKER AND SUPPORTING TO TERORIST.

Well Wisher
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Sunday, 17 Jul 2016

These DAL guys do not earn money in legal way. All the illegal business like Human Trafficking, Liquor supply, prostitute business are run by them i guess. They don't have the guts to earn money by working hard like normal Hindus / Muslims. Most of them are from criminal background too. Karnataka govt. should try to identify these anti social terrorist groups and throw them to Arabian Sea.

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