Bring a dead body; will show how I burnt my father: Bhaskar Shetty's son

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August 11, 2016

Udupi, Aug 11: Police have not revealed whether the wife and son of murdered Udupi-based businessman Bhaskar Shetty are co-operating with them in the investigation of the case. But, the residents of Nandalike village, where Bhaskar Shetty's dead body was allegedly burnt, were shocked by the arrogance of his murder accused son Navneeth Shetty.

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The police had taken Navneeth Shetty and his mother Rajeshwari Shetty to the residence of astrologer Niranjan Bhat in Nandalike where they had performed a homa to destroy the evidence of murder on July 28.

When a few villager elders who were present there asked Navneeth how he burnt his father's body into ashes a small in yagna kunda, he gave a shocking reply in Tulu: “Nana Onji Puna Kanth Korle. Pothad Thojpaave!” (Bring here another dead body. Will burn it and show you).

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Violent wife and son

Bhaskar Shetty, who owned a chain of supermarkets in Saudi Arabia had come to Udupi on May 6. He had gone missing under mysterious circumstances on July 28 from his home. Later it came to light that he was murdered by his wife and son and destroyed evidence with the help of Niranjan Bhat, who had close relationship with Rajesahwari.

According to Bhaskar Shetty's brother-in-law Joghu Shetty, the police had initially declined to register the case when he and the mother-in-law approached the Manipal police.

He said that a few days before death Bhaskar had met him and complained over the violence against him by wife and son. He had also revealed about the wife's extramarital affair with Niranjan Bhat. In spite of all this, he had returned home on July 27. The police have shown high level of negligence, Joghu Shetty accused, adding that the police registered the case only after the family members forced them to do so.

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THINK & PONDER
 - 
Saturday, 13 Aug 2016

Do he think he will get away with this... his arrogance made him forget that he will also die one day and will face the CREATOR of all that exits for accountability of the deeds done in this life.

Never think this life is just of joke... A life which is precious than all other creation of God. God forgives every Sin except Associating partners with him. But there is a condition in repentance for our sin. We should regret what we hav done, We should ask forgiveness with God, We should promise never to commit again, We should ask forgiveness with those whom We oppressed.

But the most important is, We should recognise the TRUE GOD. A Stone is not a God, An animal is not a God, Saints are not God, Nature is not a GOD ... ALL these are a CREATION of Almighty GOD .... Try to know Who is GOD and ask FORGIVENESS... HE is so MERCIFUL that people think they will get away with their CRIME infact a Day will come to JUDGE all that had happened in this EARTH>>>

Kusuma Kumari G
 - 
Friday, 12 Aug 2016

Young generation these days have no moral values. They are only after money. No value for relationship. Sad that the father was killed by mother son duo and the body was burned by her boyfriend Feeling sad for the family

Satyameva jayate
 - 
Friday, 12 Aug 2016

One another father killer ...mother ch-d is disliking the hatred comments against this killer...please arrest him...may be he is also a part of this murder.....naren or Viren...

UMMAR
 - 
Thursday, 11 Aug 2016

He talks like that bcoz of money power. He knows he will be out soon.

Shakuni
 - 
Thursday, 11 Aug 2016

His statement gives a clear hint that one day he will become a huge BJP leader and president of state level gau rakshak manch.

Satyameva jayate
 - 
Thursday, 11 Aug 2016

Leave him to people like us....we will show him how it hurts.....
Stupid public who kept him alive....

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Bengaluru, Aug 2: Within a year of returning to power for the fourth time as Chief Minister in Karnataka, septuagenarian B.S. Yediyurappa has consolidated his position in the ruling BJP to stay the course till the next Assembly elections in mid-2023.

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Even as Yediyurappa was settling down to seriously govern after presenting the state budget for fiscal 2020-21 in early March, the coronavirus outbreak overwhelmed him, as the pandemic spread and wreaked havoc, disrupting life, livelihood, economic growth and development.

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"For a state of 7 crore population, the data reveals that the pandemic has been fought on war-footing to contain it from spreading in all the 30 districts, although there are no signs of it going away till a vaccine is found. The chief minister has been trying to balance unlocking the state and containing the infection," a member of the health task force told IANS.

With six cabinet posts in the 34-member ministry being vacant, filling them will be a daunting task for Yediyurappa, as at least 20 legislators, including 5-6 newly elected turncoats and party's veterans are lobbying to become ministers at any cost.

By appointing 20 party legislators as heads of state-run board and corporations, nominating 5 as members of the state legislative council, including JD-S defector A.H. Vishwanath in July and getting 2 Congress defectors R. Shankar and M.T.B. Nagaraj elected as MLCs in June with 2 others, Yediyurappa ensured that these lawmakers would not be in the reckoning for the 6 cabinet posts, as dozen MLAs are already pitching for them.

Nagaraj and Vishwanath lost in the December 5 by-elections, while Shankar was not given a ticket to contest in the by-poll but was assured of making him an MLC with another disgruntled member C.P. Yogeshwar, who lost in the 2018 May assembly polls to JD-S leader and former chief minister H.D. Kumaraswamy of the 14-month-old JD-S and Congress coalition government from May 23, 2018 to July 23, 2019.

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In a post-poll alliance, the JD-S and the Congress formed the coalition government to keep the BJP out of power in May 2018, after the assembly elections gave split verdict and the Congress lost power then.

"The record victory of the ruling party in the May 2019 general elections, when 25 of its 27 contestants won out of 28 Lok Sabha seats from the state, reinforced the popular belief that Yediyurappa is the party's mascot in winning elections and an unquestionable leader of the politically dominant Lingayats in the state," the source pointed out.

When Yediyurappa left the BJP and floated a regional outfit (Karnataka Janata Party) in January 2013, he delivered a body blow to the BJP in the May 2013 state assembly polls, as the votes got split and was defeated by then Congress.

"Besides the party's high command, everyone in the party's state unit, including leaders and cadres are aware of Yediyurappa's popularity across the state, as has the wherewithal to connect with masses and win elections," the source added.

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