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Deputy SP suicide: CID gives clean chit to ex-minister
Dy SP Ganapathy (51) was found hanging from a ceiling fan in a room at a lodge in Madikeri on July 7, prior to which he gave an interview to a local TV channel, saying the minister and A M Prasad (now Commissioner for Traffic and Road Safety) and Pranab Mohanty (now on central deputation as Additional Deputy Director General of UIDAI) would be responsible \"if anything happens to me.\"Â
Bengaluru : Karnataka CID on Saturday gave clean chit to former minister K J George and two senior police officers in connection with the alleged suicide of Dy SP M K Ganapathy, which had kicked up a huge storm in the state, in its 'B' report filed to a court in Madikeri. "Yes we have filed a B report to the court," a top CID official told PTI. He said there was "no clear evidence" against the three who were named in the case.
Dy SP Ganapathy (51) was found hanging from a ceiling fan in a room at a lodge in Madikeri on July 7, prior to which he gave an interview to a local TV channel, saying the minister and A M Prasad (now Commissioner for Traffic and Road Safety) and Pranab Mohanty (now on central deputation as Additional Deputy Director General of UIDAI) would be responsible "if anything happens to me."
Ahead of the CID filing its report in the Madikeri court, Ganapathy's father and brother had on Friday moved the High Court, seeking a CBI probe into his death for a free, fair and impartial investigation which they said "could not be expected from the CID".
