Krishna Kumar accused of beating up prisoners transferred

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July 17, 2017

Bengaluru, Jul 17: Following the protest by prisoners to transfer Krishna Kumar, chief superintendent of Bengaluru Central Prisons at Parappana Agrahara also has been transferred.gtrefg

The direction from Under Secretary of Karnataka government, MR Shobha has issued an order to transfer Krishna Kumar from his post at the Bengaluru Prisons with immediate effect.

Krishna Kumar was accused of beating up prisoners who provided footage of DIG Roopa's visit and alleged illegal activities inside the Parappana Agrahara jail. Around 30 prisoners who were supporting then Prisons DIG Roopa after she exposed the illegal activities at the Parappana Agrahara.

The media showed that the prisoners were being shifted to Bellary Jail were limping and had to be dragged as they were not in a position to walk.

This is the third important transfer this day post-Sasikala Bribegate was broken by then DIG Roopa. Earlier this day, the government had issued the order to transfer DIG Roopa from the Bengaluru Prisons, and she will be the Deputy Inspector of Police and Commissioner of Traffic and Road Safety, Bengaluru. DGP HN Sathyanarayana also has been transferred but has not been given any post.

Superintendent R Anitha will take charge as the Cheif Superintendent of Bengaluru Prisons, a post which was earlier handled by Krishna Kumar.

Here is the document issued by the government, confirming the transfer of Krishnakumar with immediate effect.

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abdul
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Wednesday, 19 Jul 2017

she is unfit to MP post , madam why not you included vinayak baliga, harish poojary , praveen poojary,karthik raj in your list? they were also hindus, why this double standard, common people can understand your mindset.
Bajrang dal killed harish and praveen , naresh shenoy killed baliga , karthik raj s own sister gave supari to kill him.

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