Twist in sex CD scandal: Activist wants to withdraw plaint against Ramesh Jarkiholi
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Twist in sex CD scandal: Activist wants to withdraw plaint against Ramesh Jarkiholi

March 8, 2021

Bengaluru: Social activist Dinesh Kallahalli yesterday said that he would withdraw the Police complaint filed against former Minister Ramesh Jarkiholi.

An advocate for activist Dinesh Kallahalli approached Cubbon Park Police with a signed letter requesting withdrawal of the complaint filed against Jarkiholi on Mar. 2. “Dinesh Kallahalli has given a letter seeking to withdraw the complaint. I have given the letter to the Police and the Police have said the complainant must come to seek withdrawal and explain since this is a serious case. Dinesh Kallahalli will appear before the Police to explain his position,” advocate S.K. Patil said.

Jarkiholi resigned as Water Resources Minister on Mar. 3 after video clips allegedly featuring him and a woman were aired on TV channels and social media. Police are yet to register an FIR as the woman could not be traced and no one gave a statement on her behalf other than Kallahalli, who has said he does not know her or members of her family and that he was given the recordings and information by an acquaintance.

Meanwhile, BJP MLA Balachandra Jarkiholi, brother of Ramesh Jarkiholi has demanded a CBI probe and told the reporters that the video allegedly featuring his brother and a woman was doctored. 

He alleged that four teams are involved in the conspiracy to defame Ramesh and forced him to step down as Minister ahead of Assembly elections in five States.

“The plan was also to embarrass the BJP ahead of elections in five States, contending that the videos were fake. I believe that the visuals in the CD are fake. It should be tested to verify its authenticity,” he said.

“Ten Ministers of the Government and 25 MLAs who met me have urged me to press for a CBI enquiry. I will meet him in the evening, urging him to come out and speak to the media. He should file a complaint against the incident. If he does not, I will file a complaint on his behalf,” Balachandra said.

2 COMMENTS ON THIS POST To “Twist in sex CD scandal: Activist wants to withdraw plaint against Ramesh Jarkiholi”

  1. A V Prasanna says:

    Another great Indian circus, citizens are taken for jolly good ride by an activist, media, and last but not the least by a politician. If the activist had no support of the aggrieved female, why did he take up the case? why did he pull down the minister? why did he chicken out? Every politician has a dark corner, nothing wrong there, it is his personal life. Making personal life official is a blunder.

  2. K Sridhar says:

    If the public start accepting your precept “politicians have dark corner and its their personal life” we will not have politicians but only thugs,goondas and rogue elements who will commit the worst of crimes. Every “public person” must come under scrutiny of the electorate who give them the power to govern. Its the “right of the people” to know the kind of person they have elected, both to appreciate good work and to criticise wrongdoings.

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