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FIR against D K Shivakumar for throwing currency bundle at public event

  •   Tue, Apr 04 2023 01:55:54 PM

Mandya, Apr 4 (IANS): Police in Karnataka have registered an FIR against the state Congress President D K Shivakumar for throwing a bundle of Rs 500 currency notes during a public event last week in Mandya district.

The police said on Tuesday that the case was registered under IPC section 17 E Representation of Peoples' Act at the the Mandya Rural police station in connection to poll code violation.

The election officer had filed a complaint in this regard with JMFC court regarding the incident.

The court had ordered to probe the matter and following the directions, the police lodged the FIR.

On March 28, Shivakumar had thrown the bundle of notes from a bus towards artistes during Prajadhwani Yatra at Bevinahalli village.

 
  

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  • mohan prabhu, mangalore/canada

    Tue, Apr 04 2023

    Open bribery! What Gall this "free-at-large" man has!

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  • Mario, Mangalore

    Tue, Apr 04 2023

    When I myself tried filing an FIR it was opposed. Ban him from contesting elections bcoz it's evident since he had police security and they were paid. If the Indian government is providing security and they do it bcoz of want, penalize security personnel plus since it's political, don't allow minister to contest for violation. If allowed, then people in the said department are money minded and should be arrested with no bail or parole as per the act.

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