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Bangalore: Complaint Against BSY, Ashoka, Ex-DGPs Dismissed

  •   Fri, May 04 2012 08:45:28 AM

Bangalore: Complaint Against BSY, Ashoka, Ex-DGPs Dismissed

Bangalore, May 4 (PTI): Lokayukta court on May 3 dismissed a private complaint against former Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa, Home Minister R Ashoka and two DGPs,charging them with violating rules to transfer policemen and also seeking action against them under the Prevention of Corruption Act.

Judge N K Sudhindra Rao dismissed the petition filed by one Shashidhar on the ground that the charges do not come under the Prevention of Corruption Act. He also imposed on him a cost of Rs 5000, to be donated to the state drought relief fund.

The petitioner contended that transfers of 53 police officials in 2010 when Yeddyurappa was Chief Minister were effected in a "whimsical manner and carried out at the behest of BJP legislators and Ministers", which he said was violative of Supreme Court directions.

The petition has also named former DGPs N Achuta Rao and S P Ramesh. The petitioner pointed out as per the Apex Court directions transfers have to be effected only through the Police Establishment Board and not "through political influence".

The transfers, he charged, were a "result of criminal conspiracy between police officials and politicians" and prayed that the court initiate action under Section 120(B) of the IPC and 13(1)(D) of the PC Act.
  

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  • Santosh, MANGALORE

    Sat, May 05 2012

    Well said Mr. Alban Lewis - endorse your comments. Regards Nagesh Nayak - he sure needs to see a shrink ASAP - the bloke's gone bonkers, so also another chap who types in CAPS - spewing poison in their comments little knowing that gone are the days of fanaticism. Yeddi has been the curse of our state and his life story will be the death story of BJP - Jai Ho ! Bharath matha ki Jaii

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  • alban lewis, Kallianpur/bangalore

    Fri, May 04 2012

    Nayka - b"lore

    The person who complained against Karnataka former CM and ministers - did it - knowing well - the transfers were hurriedly done and illegal - (not according to rules laid down for transfer of Policemen) But CM and others involved themselves and hurriedly transfered them - to save their own skin
    as for all the other names mentioned by you - you have every right to complain against them ( like the person did against BSY etc) and take action against them - but do you have the guts to do that - or only hiding under your bed and stating all those things you usually state here - shameless fellow - your brain is so big - it is not a compliment (haha) it is big because it has not been used at all - crazy guy

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  • nagesh nayak, bangalore

    Fri, May 04 2012

    THIS IS THE HEIGHT OF CONSPIRACY AGAINST SHRIMAAN YEDIYURAPPAJI & TEAM.

    ITALIAN LED CONGRESS LEADERS TRIED THEIR LEVEL BEST TO DESTABILISE BJP GOVT.

    NOW TRYING THRU THIRD PERSONS INDIRECTLY.

    NO ACTION AGAISNT DESHMUKH, SMK, DHARAM, KHARGE , DKS , SHILEA KI JAWANI ETCC....

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