BENGALURU: The Special Investigation Team (SIT) investigating the sex CD case involving former minister Ramesh Jarkiholi, submitted the detailed reports to the Karnataka high court on Monday.
A division bench led by Chief Justice Abhay Shreeniwas Oka is expected to take up the case Tuesday afternoon for a hearing.
On Friday, the judiciary said that the court would start the formation of the SIT on the basis of the letter from the Minister of the Interior only after examining the investigation report.
Incidentally, in one of the petitions, the complainant requested that the investigation be transferred to another body, claiming that she did not expect any fairness and independence in the investigation carried out by the SIT, which had was formed on the basis of a letter addressed to the Minister of the Interior.
She added that every effort was made to show it in a bad light and protect the accused.
She further claimed that the political interference was flagrant and that the access of the accused to the Minister of Interior and the central government through Union Minister Prahlad Joshi was in the public domain and that any the investigation was hand-held and controlled by political leaders.
Another petition in which the plaintiff had requested the quashing of the complaint lodged in front of the Sadashivanagar police station by a certain MV Nagaraju (on behalf of Jarkiholi) is also bludgeoned with the public interest litigation (PIL) filed on the question.
A division bench led by Chief Justice Abhay Shreeniwas Oka is expected to take up the case Tuesday afternoon for a hearing.
On Friday, the judiciary said that the court would start the formation of the SIT on the basis of the letter from the Minister of the Interior only after examining the investigation report.
Incidentally, in one of the petitions, the complainant requested that the investigation be transferred to another body, claiming that she did not expect any fairness and independence in the investigation carried out by the SIT, which had was formed on the basis of a letter addressed to the Minister of the Interior.
She added that every effort was made to show it in a bad light and protect the accused.
She further claimed that the political interference was flagrant and that the access of the accused to the Minister of Interior and the central government through Union Minister Prahlad Joshi was in the public domain and that any the investigation was hand-held and controlled by political leaders.
Another petition in which the plaintiff had requested the quashing of the complaint lodged in front of the Sadashivanagar police station by a certain MV Nagaraju (on behalf of Jarkiholi) is also bludgeoned with the public interest litigation (PIL) filed on the question.
