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Under pressure, Karnataka govt orders CID probe into suicide case with Kharge son 'link'

IndiaTimes Monday, 30 December 2024
Karnataka's Congress government has assigned the CID to investigate the suicide of contractor Sachin Panchala, who left a note alleging threats from an aide of minister Priyank Kharge. With the BJP demanding a CBI probe and Priyank's resignation, state home minister Parameshwara defended the CID's capability to handle the investigation.
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