SP Annamalai warns saffron groups, media against trying to twist Dhanyashree suicide case

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January 11, 2018

Chikkamagaluru, Jan 11: K Annamalai, the superintendent of police of Chikkamagaluru has warned the saffron groups without naming them against trying to mislead people and pressurize police in connection with the death of Dhanyashree, a 20-year-old student of Mudigere’s DSBG college.

Dhanyashree, who belongs to Hindu community, had committed suicide on Saturday after group of Hindutva chauvinists barged into her house and created ruckus accusing her of flirting with Muslim boys. In her death note the Hindu girl had named five Hindutva activists. Among them BJP Yuva Morcha activist Anil has already been arrested.

Speaking to media persons here on Wednesday, SP said that some persons (activists of saffron groups) have been pressurizing Dhanyashree's father Yadav Suvarna to furnish wrong information. Those miscreants have been identified and cases will be booked against them, he said.

He said that the details furnished by Yadav Suvarna in his fresh complaint and the facts in Dhanyashri's death note are contradictory.

He added that police have obtained proof of the attempt to mislead the investigation. "Cases will be booked against the those who tried to mislead investigation and action will be initiated against them under IPC Section 182," he said.

Stating that the police had registered a complaint filed by Dhanyashree’s mother Saraswathi on January 7 and that the police had read out her complaint before her, Annamalai said the entire process has been videographed.

Flaying leaders of few (saffron) groups for issuing statements before the media, especially those who are accused in the case, Annamalai said that those accused in the incident should not issue media statements. "A few TV channels (that aired statements of the miscreants) too will be issued a notice in this regard," he said.

Referring to a Facebook post that said "the Police Sub Inspector (investigating the case) is working towards getting CM's medal and insulting his (PSI) religion," the SP said that a case has been booked against the person who wrote this post. Cases under IPC 353, 353A will be booked against the leader, he said and added that an additional section IPC 153A (disrupting harmony) will be added to the existing section IPC 306 (abetment to suicide).

To another query on those who claimed to be members of Bajrang Dal and issued warnings to female students on WhatsApp, the SP said that four persons have been identified and all of them are from Mudigiere and cases will be booked against them as well.

The SP also said that the identity of the person who had a chat with Dhanyashree and who abused her and her mother has been ascertained and a special team has been formed to nab them. Teams have been sent to Belagavi and Kalburgi too and the accused will be nabbed soon, the SP added.

Also Read:

Will thrash you if you befriend Muslim boys: Bajrang Dal warns Hindu girls 

Humiliated by saffron hatemongers, college girl commits suicide; BJP activist arrested

Comments

Vinay
 - 
Thursday, 11 Jan 2018

People and media wants more controversy. Controversy keeps interest up. 

Sukesh shetty
 - 
Thursday, 11 Jan 2018

Censorship on live braodcasting should come more. It should be done by got

Hari
 - 
Thursday, 11 Jan 2018

In India control over media not possible. They will blame harming right to speak, freedom of expression etc

Suresh Kalladka
 - 
Thursday, 11 Jan 2018

Main stream media distortion is very less. Most of the people depending social media. 

Danish
 - 
Thursday, 11 Jan 2018

Social media constant monitoring system needed

Kumar
 - 
Thursday, 11 Jan 2018

Whatsapp is old fashion. MOst of the communal people using more encripted apps. 

Ganesh
 - 
Thursday, 11 Jan 2018

Sir, It's a small request. Please try to make some thing to monitor whatsapp messages and try to control some groups.

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