Case registered over attempt to attack BJP MLC CT Ravi
The incident alleged to have occurred on 19 December, after Minister Laxmi Hebbalkar accused Ravi of using a derogatory word against her in the Legislative Council
PTI
Belagavi, 23 Dec
A case has been registered against
unknown people for allegedly attempting to attack Karnataka BJP MLC CT Ravi in
the Suvarna Vidhana Soudha on police said on Monday.
The incident alleged to have
occurred on 19 December, after Minister Laxmi Hebbalkar accused Ravi of using a
derogatory word against her in the Legislative Council.
The case was registered based at
Hirebagewadi police station in Belagavi on Sunday under various sections of the
Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for criminal intimidation, unlawful assembly, wrongful
restraint and criminal assault, they said.
"Two MLCs had submitted a
compliant to the Chairperson of the Legislative Council about the alleged
incident. Later, we received a letter from the secretary of the Legislative
Council bringing the incident to our notice and requesting us to provide
protection and security to C T Ravi. So, based on the letter, we have
registered a case against the unknown individuals," Iada Martin
Marbaniang, Belgavi Police Commissioner told PTI.
"We are currently scanning
through the videos and CCTV footages of the alleged incident to identify those
involved in the act and action will be taken accordingly," he said.
On 19 December, there was a high
drama on the last day of the winter session of Karnataka legislature here, with
Woman and Child Development Minister Laxmi Hebbalkar accusing Ravi of using a
derogatory word against her in the Legislative Council.
Later, Ravi staged a protest along
with some of his BJP colleagues alleging that there was an attempt to attack
him in the Suvarna Vidhana Soudha, based on a false allegation, and termed it
as "goonda raj".
A case was registered also against
Ravi and he was arrested the same evening from the premises of Suvarna Vidhana
Soudha and he spent the night in the police custody. The next day, an interim
order was passed by the Karnataka High Court for his immediate release.
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