BENGALURU: Karnataka authorities on Sunday handed over to CID the probe into the demise of 35-year-old sub-inspector Pa-rashurama after his spouse accused a Congress MLA and his son of forcing him to die by suicide.
“The choice has been made to make sure investigation is neutral. Govt will present a job to Parashurama’s spouse on compassionate grounds, apart from monetary help,” Karnataka house minister G Parameshwara instructed reporters.
After the SI died on Friday evening, his spouse, Shwetha, filed a grievance in opposition to Congress MLA from Yadgir, Channareddy Patil Tunnur, and his son Pampanagouda (Sunny), alleging abetment to suicide and a cash-for-transfer rip-off involving Rs 30 lakh for a posting in Yadgir.
Opposition chief R Ashoka met Parashurama’s spouse and supplied condolences. “Congress has breached all limits of corruption. Since this govt took workplace, it has focused Dalits,” he alleged.
“The choice has been made to make sure investigation is neutral. Govt will present a job to Parashurama’s spouse on compassionate grounds, apart from monetary help,” Karnataka house minister G Parameshwara instructed reporters.
After the SI died on Friday evening, his spouse, Shwetha, filed a grievance in opposition to Congress MLA from Yadgir, Channareddy Patil Tunnur, and his son Pampanagouda (Sunny), alleging abetment to suicide and a cash-for-transfer rip-off involving Rs 30 lakh for a posting in Yadgir.
Opposition chief R Ashoka met Parashurama’s spouse and supplied condolences. “Congress has breached all limits of corruption. Since this govt took workplace, it has focused Dalits,” he alleged.
